The most important use cases that the pharma data corridor supports are End-2-End supply chain visibility, pattern development for a data-driven and layered enforcement strategy ánd operational efficiency.

Ed Monchen, CEO i+solutions: "With the right data, medicines' availability increases by 20-40%. This means more lives can be saved."

This Living Lab contributes with a first step by means of a pilot and a showcase with actual data. The appealing future can be described as follows:

• For Dutch Customs an improved information position as key asset in her data-driven and layered enforcement strategy. Leading to a predictable and reliable party in the supply chain
• For the logistic companies and business community in general a (more) predictable, fully compliant and efficient Pharma supply chain.
• For the facilitating international port community systems and their cargo communities  new value added services and new members by network based collaboration: the network of trusted networks.

Peter van Dueren-den Hollander, Strategic Advisor Dutch Customs Information Management: "By introducing a layered and data driven approach to enforcement, we can separate known from unknown flows of goods and enhance operational efficiency."

Want to participate?

Are you active in the Pharma supply chain and want to explore how BDI can make your chain more transparent and sustainable? Do you want to know what we are already doing?

Contact info@datainlogistics.nl and join the network at www.bdinetwork.org