Pharmaceutical companies are adopting command centers to improve the management of clinical supply chains (CSCs) by providing real-time visibility and data integration. These command centers streamline supply planning, demand management, logistics, and inventory tracking, reducing disruptions and improving study timelines. By integrating multiple datasets, they help supply chain teams make informed decisions,
To establish a command center, pharmaceutical companies must first integrate data from various platforms and create dashboards for visualization. Addressing challenges such as data quality, user alignment across functions, and change management is essential for successful implementation. Organizations also need to measure the impact of command centers through metrics like inventory reduction, waste management, and study timelines. A structured approach—assessing current processes, aligning on a vision, creating a roadmap, and ensuring proper utilization—helps companies build effective command centers. As CSCs become more complex, command centers play a crucial role in ensuring efficiency, accuracy, and timely trial execution.























