
News|Videos|October 7, 2026
Pharma Rethinks Supply Chain Planning as Disruptions Mount
Author(s)Nitin Jayakrishnan, Stephen Appezzato
Freehand CEO Nitin Jayakrishnan explains why pharma manufacturers are trading long-term plans for operating models built to sense and pivot.
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According to Nitin Jayakrishnan, co-founder and CEO of Freehand, disruptions that pharmaceutical supply chains once treated as rare events are now happening almost every quarter. Speaking with Pharmaceutical Commerce at
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