Join 30+ global companies and 230+ participants collaborating to enable flexible, resilient and sustainable end-to-end solutions that ensure global access to essential medicines.
BioPhorum Technology Strategy mission
Lead the transformation of biomanufacturing by enabling flexible, resilient, sustainable end-to-end future biomanufacturing solutions that ensure global access to essential medicines.
Members collaborate through focused Strategic Programs to deliver these future-ready solutions:
Future of Manufacturing Operations (FoMO): Defining the vision, roadmap, and visualization of key enabling technologies
Digital Technology Transfer: Developing a playbook to enable standardized digital tech transfer across global networks
Integrated Digital Twin: Establishing the framework for process and plant digital twins to optimize manufacturing performance
Future Technology Skills: Identifying and addressing the evolving skill requirements for the future biomanufacturing workforce.
BioPhorum Technology Strategy mission
Lead the transformation of biomanufacturing by enabling flexible, resilient, sustainable end-to-end future biomanufacturing solutions that ensure global access to essential medicines.
Members collaborate through focused Strategic Programs to deliver these future-ready solutions:
Future of Manufacturing Operations (FoMO): Defining the vision, roadmap, and visualization of key enabling technologies
Digital Technology Transfer: Developing a playbook to enable standardized digital tech transfer across global networks
Integrated Digital Twin: Establishing the framework for process and plant digital twins to optimize manufacturing performance
Future Technology Skills: Identifying and addressing the evolving skill requirements for the future biomanufacturing workforce.
A strategic asset for future operations: the FoMO Maturity Matrix
As a core output of the FoMO program, the forthcoming maturity matrix tool establishes a common language to navigate five levels of development, from manual operations to fully autonomous, lights-out facilities.
Members utilize this framework to drive industry recognition of goals and improve progress tracking, resource allocation, and decision-making processes by:
Informing capital expenditure (CapEx) strategy and prioritization
Future-proofing and de-risking technology investments
Supporting the choice of site selection for new product modalities
Mapping compatibility across the four key dimensions of the matrix: process, plant, people and sustainability.
Level 1: Current Cloud/platform integration and real-time data collection enabled by Quality by Design (QbD).
Level 2: Potential Descriptive digital twins using real-time sensors for remote diagnosis and knowledge-graph analysis.
Level 3: Optimized Holistic process and plant digital twins incorporating real-time analytics and integrated QbD data.
Level 4: Aspirational Automated technology transfer of recipes, parameters, and methods to streamline global transitions.
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