Increasing Enterprise Level (Facility) Output for Pharma/Biotech Companies to Maximize Production Capacity for Growth, New Webinar Hosted by Xtalks
Toronto, Canada (PRWEB) March 12, 2014 -- Enterprise Level Optimization - Often through the course of facility lifespan, unit operations capacity can become "unbalanced" from the product production requirements. Rebalancing the enterprise to match production unit operations with process requirements can unlock high volumes of production capacity and increase enterprise level output. Think "Multi-Product Facilities" matched with "Multi-Facility Products".
Join speakers from Fluor Industrial Services, including Jim Robertson, Senior Director of Facilities Integration, Craig Sandstrom, Director of Process Engineering, and Tim McNeill, Director of Technology, for a complimentary webinar as they discuss the means of evaluating existing enterprise level capacity and defining actions to create a bridge or series of bridges to link enterprise unit operations.
For more information on this webinar or to register, visit Maximizing Production Capacity for Growth, Part 2: Unlocking High Volumes of Production Capacity & Increasing Enterprise Level Output.
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Michelle Tran
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Email: mtran(at)xtalks(dot)com
Client Services, Xtalks, +1 (416) 977-6555 Ext: 227, [email protected]
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