Go beyond the headlines with Connected Cold Chain, SkyCell's podcast exploring the ideas, innovations, and people shaping the future of pharmaceutical logistics. Hear practical insights and real-world experiences from industry leaders.
CONNECTED COLD CHAIN PODCAST
Go beyond the headlines with Connected Cold Chain, SkyCell's podcast exploring the ideas, innovations, and people shaping the future of pharmaceutical logistics. Hear practical insights and real-world experiences from industry leaders.
In this episode of the Connected Cold Chain Podcast, recorded live at the Validaide Digital Cold Chain Forum in Copenhagen, Nipun Sibal, Global Account Manager for Life Sciences Manufacturing & Supply Chain at AWS, explores how AI agents could change the way pharmaceutical supply chain teams respond to disruption.
Using a real-world scenario of 40 pallets moving from Mumbai to Edison, New Jersey, with a port closure disrupting the planned route, he compares how teams respond today with how AI agents could support faster, more informed decision-making.
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In this episode of the Connected Cold Chain Podcast, recorded live at the Validaide Digital Cold Chain Forum in Copenhagen, Stefanni Souza, Martin Stratmann and Ruben van Duijvenvoorde discuss what it takes to make pharma supply chain orchestration work in practice.
They explore how risk assessment, clear responsibilities, data sharing and collaboration can help teams respond when shipments do not go according to plan.
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In this episode of the Connected Cold Chain Podcast, Michael Haley speaks with Kunal Punjabi, DSV, about how freight forwarders can become strategic partners in pharmaceutical supply chains.
Drawing on 25 years of logistics experience, including 15 years in pharma cold chain, Kunal shares how visibility, proactive risk management, quality, and collaboration are reshaping the role of logistics providers.
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In Episode 2 of the Connected Cold Chain Podcast, we speak with Mauricio Reyna, Director of Global Transportation at Bristol Myers Squibb (BMS), about how technology, data, and collaboration are shaping more resilient, patient-centric pharmaceutical supply chains.
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Geopolitical disruption is no longer a one-off event. For pharma supply chains, it’s becoming part of the operating reality.
In this episode, we speak with David Komjati, a pharma and healthcare logistics leader with 25+ years of experience, about how Covid reshaped the industry’s approach to agility, resilience, and end-to-end visibility.
Preparing for chronic disruption across global supply chains
Airspace restrictions, ocean choke points, and capacity constraints
Risk sensing, real-time data, and scenario planning
Partner collaboration and the shift to proactive cold chain agility