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PMC Spring 2016 Meeting Knowledge Management
March 10, 2016
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Insufficient knowledge capture - Explicit knowledge - Tacit knowledge
Past “KM” failures - KM = IT - Lack of processes,
culture, sponsorship
Growing network, complexity
- Globalization - Externalization - In- & Out-licensing - Market pressures - M&A Increased Expectations
& Opportunity - ICH Q10 - Regulatory bodies
With Growing Pressures… the need for knowledge flow came in to focus
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The Business Challenge Leveraging Content Analytics to Accelerate Change
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The MMD Knowledge Ecosystem
Expertise Connectivity
Processes Products
Knowledge & Learning Transfer
Explicit documented to read & review
Tacit held by people, who interpret &
extrapolate
Retention of Critical Knowledge (ROCK)
Product Technical Knowledge
After Action Review
Technology Platform
Virtual Technical Network (VTN)
A Practical Approach to Managing Knowledge, a Case Study of the Evolution of KM at Merck --ISPE (Nov/Dec 2013)
For more information…
PRODUCT KNOWLEDGE Taxonomy and stewardship enhancing collaboration and
teamwork across sites
‘Accelerated process development with less drama’
PROCESS KNOWLEDGE Global standards for expertise and
technology prevent supply disruption
‘One stop shop for platform
expertise’
CONNECTIVITY Global communities provide rapid, on-demand connectivity to solve
problems and share best practices
‘Timely global expertise to support clinical and commercial supply’
EXPERTISE Risk-based approach to capturing
the ‘what’ and the ‘why’ from tenured experts
‘Improving the outcome of sterility
investigations’
KNOWLEDGE & LEARNING TRANSFER Standard work and mindsets to pause and reflect
‘Driving meaningful continuous improvement through After Action Reviews’
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Improved Knowledge Flow = Improved KPI’s
Spend ↓
More informed, aligned and rapid regulatory response
Employee Engagement ↑
Product Supply ↑
Regulatory Compliance ↑
People Capability ↑
Right First Time ↑
Capability… Which Enables… Which Drives…
Faster knowledge transfer and application
Employees more engaged, empowered & connected
Reuse of captured knowledge across products & platforms
Connectivity & platform knowledge avoid disruptions
Standard work powered by collaboration and knowledge
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4. Take Committed Action
Continual improvement throughout our business … • Standard work for knowledge sharing • But now we see more…
– After Action Review • Take 5! • Take 60! • Take a Day! • ‘Diversity 5!’
– Proactive Process Analysis TAKE 5! WALLET CARD
PPA COMMUNITY
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“Did you consider…” “You should talk to…” “When that happened to us, we…” “Here is the link to…”
VTN Enables the POWER of the NETWORK
“Have you seen…?” “Does anyone know…?” “What else should we try…?” “How would you…?” “URGENT: HELP NEEDED…!”
The NETWORK
• 27 Communities • 4,000 members • >2000 questions,
>6000 responses (2013-14) • 40% ex-US membership • Countless new connections
established
• 50% hidden expertise • 81% increased engagement • No need to go “up and over” • 2014 winner: MLC’s
Workplace Leadership • Much benefit from improved
connectivity & collaboration (safety, quality, supply, …)
The IMPACT
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$3MM and 20 weeks saved when our global network leveraged Tier Process, VTN and Compression Technology Platform to ensure reliable, cost-effective Supply of a Key Product
What this looks like in action: Success Story
GTO, GPC, CMSE, GES West Point
GTO Netherlands
GES Singapore
GTO UK
Ops Ireland
Hazem
Mark
Jon
Olav
Michael
Patrick
Gordon Joseph
Our global network engaged rapidly to locate a spare turret in Singapore within 1 business day to replace a damaged turret used for a Key Product in the UK Operational in 4 weeks versus 24 weeks for new turret from vendor Avoided possible stock out of an important medicine in certain markets
External Partner
Roger
Tablet press turret
GTO Ext Manf
Tablet press machine
“The VTN makes you feel like you’re part
of something larger” - Roger – GTO Ext Manf
HEPA Filter Investigation ‘PRODUCT X’ Supply A VTN SUCCESS STORY
The Scenario: • On Aug 27th, VTN
Member posts a query looking for information on investigating failure of a clean-room ceiling HEPA filter.
• Investigation impacted PRODUCT X launch materials
Impact:
• PRODUCT X program was able to rapidly close the investigation and release launch materials.
• Launch of a life saving therapy would have otherwise been at risk!
How the Community Helped:
• In less than 24 hours directly relevant replies with examples of similar investigations
VTN is FAR REACHING
and INCLUSIVE 3 Countries
+4 Global Organizations
4 Plant Sites
Made a New Connection Made a Contribution Gave/Got Energy Back Helped a Colleague Solved an Issue Gained New Knowledge
Member Discussions
• Communities, Best Practices • E-room globally connected