Can data save the world? Pfizer's Marylène De Winter & Peter Barry share their perspective from their ringside seats on the race for a COVID-19 vaccine. Learn how taking a data-centric approach to operations enabled Pfizer to innovate at the speed of light and deliver the world's first MRNA vaccine in record time, saving billions of lives. And learn how the lessons of the pandemic are being applied to transform medicine manufacturing today and in future.
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Marylène De Winter
Mieke holds a Master's degree in computer science from the Vrije Universiteit Brussel in Belgium and has more than 30 years of experience in IT, Automation, Quality Operations, Coaching, People & Project Management. As Director of Global Automation Engineering at Pfizer, she leads a team that sets out the standards and supports the Automation departments of the 38 Pfizer production sites, worldwide. She was recently celebrated as one of the fifty most inspiring women in technology in Belgium for 2022 (see belgium.inspiringfifty.org). Besides her passion and interest in technology, Mieke is also passionate about developing talent. She is an MBTI certified coach and trainer, was the Diversity, Equity and Inclusion Lead for the Pfizer Puurs site for more than 2 years, and is a firm advocate of psychological safety in the workplace.
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Peter Barry
Peter leads the Connected Plant program within Pfizer s global Digital Manufacturing organization. One of the core capabilities of the Connected Plant Program is Pfizer s Enterprise Historian program, co