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Patrick Sedlak to Lead MHE Roundtable at LogiPharma

August 10, 2016 Topics: Announcements, News

With the fabric of healthcare distribution in flux, the challenge for pharmaceutical distribution executives is focused on how to leverage distribution infrastructure to reduce costs, but maintain the flexibility needed to mitigate risk across the supply chain.

Principal Patrick Sedlak will serve as the subject matter expert for a roundtable discussion on “Automation Innovations in Warehouse Material Handling: Improvements in Supply Chain Security” at LogiPharma US held September 20-22 in Princeton, NJ. The roundtable will be moderated by Sedlak Healthcare Practice Director Steve Simco.

Visit the event site here.

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