Customer onboarding is one of the most important steps in making sure your customers are happy and confident in using your product. At TSS, we help companies in life sciences monitor complex temperature budgets with our advanced automated cloud software and temperature loggers. Making the onboarding process smooth is key to long-term customer satisfaction.

TSS, a leading provider of temperature-monitoring solutions for the life-science industry, proudly announces that it has retained the EcoVadis Silver Medal for the second consecutive year. This recognition is a testament to TSS’s ongoing commitment to sustainability, even as EcoVadis raised the bar for its assessment criteria in 2024.

We are thrilled to announce a new chapter at TSS as we bid farewell to our esteemed CEO, Niclas Ohlsson.

Pharmaceutical companies are under pressure to bring new drugs to market quickly. This urgency is driven by the needs of patients, requirements from authorities, and investors. Clinical trials are a crucial part of this process, but they can be delayed by manual processes.

In the complex world of pharmaceuticals, sustainability is becoming a key part of business strategy. The push for a greener future is driven not only by government rules but also by the expectations of communities and customers. However, making the supply chain sustainable while balancing costs and maintaining high quality can be challenging. This requires careful planning and a commitment to long-term goals.

In the life-science industry, finding the right balance between cost and quality in the supply chain is crucial. This balance ensures that pharma companies remain financially healthy while delivering safe and effective products to patients. However, achieving this balance can be challenging due to the complexities of quality management, procurement, and temperature control.

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While cloud-based solutions have seen high implementation levels into specific portions of the supply chain in the pharma and life science industry, others have been neglected. Of course, one of the clear benefits of cloud-based temperature monitoring solutions for your data is cost-savings, but there are other tangible benefits for pharma companies that utilize cloud solutions to storage their temperature data.

Digital temperature monitoring along every step of the pharmaceutical supply chain is quickly becoming the new norm. Government guidelines like the EU’s Good Distribution Practices (GDP) and the guidelines of UK’s Medicines and Healthcare Products Regulatory Agency (MHRA) have seen to increased uptake of digital temperature monitoring across the Europe’s pharmaceutical industry.

Learn how one of the world’s largest pharma organisations saves millions of dollars and thousands of tonnes of CO2 with a clean, simple, and efficient supply chain.

When TSS received the request to support Sandoz, the Novartis generics and biosimilar division, from its client Novartis, a multinational pharmaceutical company based in Switzerland, citing their need for urgent support with surveillance of critical shipments related to a COVID-19, the obvious solution was TSS Real-Time Monitoring solution.

For companies in the pharmaceutical and life sciences industry, GxP data is a critical element of supply chain best practices. Indeed, there is hardly any requirement, from visibility to synchronized logistics, which does not rely on accessing the right data.

We believe automation is essential to making supply chains more visible and removing inefficiencies that come with manual tasks. Watch our webinar to find out more about how to achieve automation in your clinical supply chain.

The Covid-19 pandemic has placed a global spotlight on pharmaceuticals and the importance of temperature control. The large-scale vaccination programs being rolled out across the world depend on operators and distributors being able to monitor and manage temperatures effectively. It has also shown just how challenging this can be.

Although clinical trials can cover a huge range of formats, from small academic assessments to global, multi-billion dollar ventures, they all have one thing in common. Their success (or failure) is determined by a consistent approach to data.

Are healthcare professionals working at clinical sites across the world satisfied? It might seem like a strange question to ask, but the way we feel can impact our professional performance in important ways. Perhaps the question is not how satisfied Clinical Operations professionals are, but whether they feel their performance is impacted by lots of time-consuming manual processes that could benefit from automation? Are these processes hampering clinical trial performance?

There are a few key reasons why many sponsors are starting to ask whether current clinical supply processes are efficient enough.

Temperature management is critical when it comes to ensuring patient safety in clinical development, but we continue to use legacy point solutions that require heavy manual processes and duplication of data.

In the complex world of pharmaceuticals, sustainability is becoming a key part of business strategy. The push for a greener future is driven not only by government rules but also by the expectations of communities and customers. However, making the supply chain sustainable while balancing costs and maintaining high quality can be challenging. This requires careful planning and a commitment to long-term goals.

In the life-science industry, finding the right balance between cost and quality in the supply chain is crucial. This balance ensures that pharma companies remain financially healthy while delivering safe and effective products to patients. However, achieving this balance can be challenging due to the complexities of quality management, procurement, and temperature control.

World Telecommunication & Information Society Day (WTISD), celebrated annually on May 17th, highlights the pivotal role of digital technologies in fostering societal progress. This day serves as a reminder of the transformative power of innovation and digitalisation in building a sustainable future. At TSS, we are dedicated to leveraging advanced technologies to enhance the pharmaceutical supply chain while promoting sustainability.

In the pharmaceutical industry, maintaining precise temperature control is paramount to ensuring product quality and compliance with regulatory standards. The integrity of pharmaceutical products is heavily reliant on storage conditions, with deviations in temperature potentially compromising their efficacy and safety.

TSS AB proudly announces its Calibration Laboratory's ground-breaking achievement of ISO/IEC 17025 accreditation by Swedac. This milestone sets a new standard for precision and reliability in temperature monitoring services.

TSS, a leading temperature monitoring solutions provider, is pleased to announce the appointment of Thomas Lindén as its new Chief Technology Officer (CTO). In this role, Thomas Lindén will play a crucial part in shaping the company's technological landscape and driving its growth strategies.

Get introduced about how to implement digital efficiencies and inform the future of medical supply chains.

New technologies for tracking and temperature logging hold great potential, but which to choose? Get a copy of our latest white paper.

Temperature management is critical when it comes to ensuring patient safety in clinical development, but we continue to use legacy point solutions that require heavy manual processes and duplication of data.