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This discussion-based episode spotlights a real-world case study: how Smith+Nephew selected and implemented ROBAR from Innovatum as their new global labeling system. You’ll hear how the company transformed a complex, high-volume, and highly regulated labeling challenge into a streamlined success story through teamwork, strategy, and best practices.
We’ll explore the key factors Smith+Nephew considered, why ROBAR stood out as the right fit, and the partnerships that enabled success. Plus, we’ll look ahead at how robust data management, error-prevention tools, and system integration are shaping the future of medical device labeling.
If your organization faces challenges with complexity, compliance, or scalability, you won’t want to miss this inside look at what’s possible when technology and teamwork align.
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Laurie Jordan is currently the Senior Director, Global Packaging Technology for Smith & Nephew, Inc., a global manufacturer of medical devices, including Orthopeadic implants, surgical devices for Sports Medicine, and Advanced Wound Management products. She has been in the medical device industry for 22 years, and holds a Certified Packaging Professional Lifetime (CPPL) certification from IoPP. She has held roles of increasing responsibility in Operations, Business Development, Global Labeling Systems, Packaging Design and Development, and Packaging Process Engineering. Laurie has a B.S in Biomedical Engineering from Louisiana Tech University, and a M.B.A. from the University of Mississippi with an emphasis in Pharmaceutical Marketing and Management, and Management Information Systems. She resides in Memphis, TN with her husband Jamey and three sons.
Heading up a software company specializing in labeling and regulatory compliance since 1993, Ardi Batmanghelidj has amassed extensive hands-on experience in the Life Sciences industry. He has continuously shared his expert guidance with the FDA and manufacturers in the areas of master data management, labeling, automated print inspection and barcoding. Ardi is presently contributing to the Advamed steering committee for EUDAMED machine to machine communications. Ardi holds a Bachelor’s degree in Economics and Political Science from the University of Massachusetts. He has additional IT certifications from the Computer Processing Institute, Boston.
Network Partners Group (NPG) is a leading life sciences consulting firm serving in the medical device, pharmaceutical, and biotech industries. NPG has five Centers of Excellence, specializing in labeling, packaging engineering, quality, regulatory affairs, and project management.
