Newsletter | February 2, 2026

Best of January 2026: Top 5 Insights In Clinical Supply Chain & Logistics

Clinical Supply Leader

TOP 5 INSIGHTS IN CLINICAL SUPPLY CHAIN & LOGISTICS  

JANUARY EDITION

#1 - Sales & Operations Planning for Small Teams: Aligning Clinical Supply

Emerging cell and gene therapy teams don’t fail at clinical supply because they lack systems—they struggle because alignment, ownership, and demand signals aren’t clearly defined. Learn how small clinical-stage teams can use disciplined S&OP practices to align clinical demand with supply, reduce risk, and keep trials on track.

#2 - Building Clinical Supply Agility In A Changing Trial Landscape

As clinical trials grow more global, complex, and decentralized, lean biotech teams are being stretched by supply models built for scale, not agility. Discover how flexible, integrated clinical supply strategies can reduce handoffs, protect material integrity, and help emerging sponsors keep trials moving with confidence.

#3 - Clinical Supply Is Not A Fix-It Function. It's A Planning Function.

Too often, clinical supply is brought in to fix problems that could have been prevented with early planning, turning a strategic function into a last-minute scramble that puts FPFV, timelines, and budgets at risk. See why embedding clinical supply from the start is the difference between controlled execution and constant crisis.

#4 - How One Biotech Achieved Real-Time GxP Inventory Visibility Across Global Trials

A biotech developing complex T-cell therapies gained real-time, audit-ready visibility across its global clinical supply chain by integrating Signant Health’s GxP Inventory solution. Explore how centralized inventory oversight and automated controls can reduce risk, improve efficiency, and support smoother trial execution.

#5 - Global Clinical Supply Chain in Emerging Markets: Reliability, Compliance, Access

Emerging markets hold massive potential for global clinical trials, but fragile supply chains remain the biggest barrier to reliability, compliance, and patient access. Learn how clinical supply leaders can redesign supply chains for high-variability regions and turn emerging markets into dependable pathways for global development.