A methodology for knowledge management in biopharmaceutical production

Jennifer Coakley; Nicola Hogan; Linda McGuire; Brendan Griffin; Colman Casey; Cliff Campbell; Abina Crean

A methodology for knowledge management in biopharmaceutical production

Jennifer Coakley
, Nicola Hogan
, Linda McGuire
, Brendan Griffin
, Colman Casey
, Cliff Campbell
, Abina Crean

School of Pharmacy

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Abstract

This article presents a novel ontological, stepwise approach undertaken to itemize and standardize a biopharmaceutical manufacturing process into a multidisciplinary plant and process knowledge model.

Original language	English
Pages (from-to)	30+32+34-40
Journal	Pharmaceutical Engineering
Volume	30
Issue number	3
Publication status	Published - May 2010

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A methodology for knowledge management in biopharmaceutical production

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