- Willog and the Korea Bio Pharmaceutical Association (KoBIA) to hold the event on Wednesday, June 25 at Grand InterContinental Seoul Parnas
- Industry and academic experts to present; approaches for cold chain operations to ensure bio pharmaceutical quality and stability
- Willog maximizes logistics efficiency through logistics data collection and risk management using IoT devices
Willog (co-CEOs Bae Sung-hoon and Yoon Ji-hyun), an IoT-based logistics intelligence solutions company, announced on the 17th that it will co-host a "Bio Pharmaceutical Cold Chain Seminar" with the Korea Bio Pharmaceutical Association (KoBIA) to advance quality management during storage and transport of bio pharmaceuticals.
This seminar will be held at 1:30 p.m. on the 25th (Wednesday) at Grand InterContinental Seoul Parnas, focusing discussion on the current operational status and future direction of cold chain storage and transport regulations for ensuring bio pharmaceutical quality and stability. The event will share the latest domestic and international technologies and industry trends, as well as successful cold chain operation cases and diverse information for advancing quality management.
Discussion on Advancing Quality Management Across the Entire Bio Pharmaceutical Process
In the first presentation, Choi Jeong-min, Director of the Korea Bio Pharmaceutical Association, will discuss the importance of storage and transport of temperature-humidity sensitive pharmaceuticals under the theme of "Trends and Outlook of Biological Preparations."
Following that, Kim Jae-hwan, Head of the Bio Business Division at Willog, will introduce data-based cold chain management approaches centered on actual operational case studies. Park Min-seong, CEO of JAMESCO Korea, will present on the necessity of temperature and humidity monitoring in pharmaceutical and bio GMP (Good Manufacturing Practice) facilities and the relevant guidelines. Finally, Professor Moon Sang-young of Hankyong National University will examine domestic and international bio pharmaceutical logistics issues and their implications, followed by a Q&A session with officials from the Ministry of Food and Drug Safety.
Willog is an IoT-based logistics intelligence solutions company that supports transparent management and prediction of the entire logistics process, going beyond simple cargo location tracking. Using patented IoT devices, the company precisely collects not only real-time location information but also various environmental data affecting cargo conditions, including temperature, humidity, and air quality, and analyzes it through its own proprietary algorithm optimized for logistics environments. Based on this, the company minimizes logistics risks and contributes to the advancement of corporate logistics strategies. The company currently provides customized professional solutions across a variety of industries including pharmaceuticals, manufacturing, and distribution.
Willog CEO Bae Sung-hoon emphasized: "Cold chain management for bio pharmaceuticals is an extremely important task directly related to public health. For the safe distribution of bio pharmaceuticals, data must be precisely collected and managed at every stage of logistics from manufacturer shipment through storage and transport in order to thoroughly maintain product quality. At this seminar, we plan to discuss the importance of bio pharmaceutical cold chain together with industry and academic experts and present the latest technologies and practical approaches for advancing quality management, and we hope for the active interest and participation of industry professionals."
The seminar is open to cold chain industry professionals and stakeholders from industry, academia, and research, and attendance is free through advance registration.