A first successful manufacturing batch is a milestone in technology transfer. It cannot, by itself, show how consistently a process will perform as more batches are produced. For MS&T, process development, and manufacturing teams, the next challenge is to interpret emerging variability and decide when new evidence should change the understanding of a process or its control strategy.

This webinar will explore the critical connection between technology transfer and continued process verification (CPV), examining how knowledge established during development and transfer can inform ongoing monitoring strategies and performance evaluation. We'll discuss how manufacturers can use process comparability, statistical monitoring, and manufacturing insights to evaluate transferred process performance, reassess risks and controls when warranted, and turn manufacturing experience into actionable process knowledge. This continuous demonstration touches on both iCMC and iCPV solutions. It will illustrate how structured process knowledge, data analysis, and ongoing statistical monitoring can turn manufacturing experience into actionable knowledge, and how tech transfers should be handled as part of a continuous process lifecycle.

Register to explore how connected process knowledge and manufacturing evidence can strengthen technology transfer outcomes and support sustained process performance.