In the past, the manufacturing industry’s primary focus was on creating standard procedures and managing workers and machines. However, with the advent of Industry 4.0, technology has become more prevalent in many sectors, offering numerous benefits. Despite this trend, the life sciences industry has been slow in adopting technology to modernize its manufacturing processes. The pandemic, regulatory changes, and the pursuit of efficiency are now driving the adoption of smart manufacturing services in this sector.
Life sciences companies are investing in use cases such as digital twins and predictive maintenance to reduce costs, increase productivity, enhance visibility, and improve overall efficiency. They are also exploring high-growth opportunities such as sustainable manufacturing, batch-to-continuous manufacturing, and personalized medicine production. As the industry invests in smart manufacturing, providers are playing a vital role as end-to-end digital transformation partners, collaborating with companies to develop solutions that facilitate their digital transformation journeys.
This compendium provides detailed and fact-based snapshots of 16 smart manufacturing services providers featured on Everest Group’s Life Sciences Smart Manufacturing Services PEAK Matrix®. Each profile offers a comprehensive picture of the provider’s service focus, key IP/solutions, domain investments, and case studies. The study will enable buyers to make the right sourcing decisions based on their requirements, while providers while be able to benchmark themselves against their competitors.
Scope:
- Industry: life sciences
- Geography: global
Contents:
In this report, we:
- Analyze the provider landscape for life sciences smart manufacturing services
- Assess providers on several capability and market success-related dimensions
Membership(s)
Life Sciences Information Technology
Sourcing and Vendor Management
