Real recipes don’t always develop the way the standard suggests
ISA-88 says recipes flow top-down, but real development often runs bottom-up. The CMC Process Ontology has to carry both.
ISA-88 says recipes flow top-down, but real development often runs bottom-up. The CMC Process Ontology has to carry both.
Pistoia Alliance is launching Phase 3 of its Chemistry, Manufacturing and Controls (CMC) Process Ontology project. Supported by leading organizations including Eli Lilly, Amgen, ZS, Crown Point Technologies, Merck & Co., Inc, AstraZeneca, GSK and Johnson & Johnson, the new phase aims to solve inconsistent, siloed experimental and process data that limit automation, technology transfer and AI adoption.