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Managing the Cold Chain
06/09/2026
How Operational Efficiency Shapes Late-Phase Manufacturability
For many advanced therapy programs, there’s a moment when the program looks like it should be able to scale cleanly, and it just... doesn’t. Not in an obvious way that can be recognized and addressed in the moment, but in the introduction of small measures of friction when the schedule doesn’t align the way it was intended to, or where time is introduced in places where it shouldn’t be.
Articles
05/26/2026
Dominic Clarke on Reducing Variability Before it Becomes a Problem
As cell therapy programs advance, the pressure on supply chains doesn’t usually come from a single breaking point. It builds gradually, often in ways that aren’t immediately visible during early development. In a recent episode of Beyond Biotech, the podcast from Labiotech, Dominic Clarke, Vice President of IntegriCell® Technical Operations at Cryoport Systems, shares what that progression looks like.
Articles
05/26/2026
Cryoport Systems in Labiotech on Where CGT Supply Chains Start to Break
As more cell and gene therapy programs push toward later-stage trials and commercialization, a familiar set of pressures is starting to surface. What once felt manageable at smaller scale begins to take more effort to hold together as volumes pick up. A recent article in Labiotech, developed in collaboration with Cryoport Systems, looks closely at where that strain comes from and how it often traces back to decisions made much earlier in development.
Managing the Cold Chain
04/21/2026
Accelerate Your Trials Without Losing Control With an End-to-End Supply Chain Model
As programs shift from Phase I to Phase II, the workload starts to overlap in new ways. Sample volumes increase as more sites operate in parallel, and activities that once occurred in sequence now run at the same time. The work itself is largely the same, but keeping it coordinated requires more time and attention.
Managing the Cold Chain
02/26/2026
Building Investor Confidence Through an Intentional Supply Chain Strategy
In early investment conversations, scientific innovation used to carry most of the weight. A compelling mechanism of action, a clear unmet need, and solid early data together were enough to advance the discussion and give investors a sense of potential. In today’s funding environment, however, that has shifted. Today, investors quickly move past the science and begin investigating whether a program can operate with the discipline and scalability required to grow.
Industry Insights
12/17/2025
2025 Year in Review: Turning Standards and Resilience into Outcomes
If you work within the advanced therapy ecosystem, you already know the story of 2025 from an industry standpoint, where science continued accelerating while funding and commercialization hinged on whether the supporting systems could keep up. For Cryoport Systems, that reality was a catalyst. This year, we raised the bar yet again and demonstrated how having the right strategic partnership behind your end-to-end supply chain can turn logistics into leverage, can transform compliance into confidence, and can spin scale into speed.
Navigating Logistics
12/16/2025
Driving Compliance and Standardization in CGT Supply Chains
As cell and gene therapies (CGTs) continue to advance and more therapies reach late-stage clinical trials and commercialization, the complexity of the related logistics is only increasing. Therapies are crossing borders, reaching broader patient populations, and expanding into global distribution, all of which introduces risk if standards are inconsistent. Compliance and standardization, as a result, are essential for ensuring both scalability and patient safety.
Navigating Logistics
12/11/2025
Setting the Benchmark for Quality in Cell and Gene Therapy Logistics
Quality in cell and gene therapy (CGT) is the foundation that determines whether a therapy reaches a patient intact and effective. As the industry increasingly scales from early development of CGTs to global commercialization, the margin for error narrows as volume and complexity increase. Standards like ISO 21973 provide a framework, but true industry leadership comes from how those standards are applied. In this, Cryoport Systems is setting that benchmark.
Managing the Cold Chain
12/09/2025
What is ISO 21973 and Why It Matters for Cell and Gene Therapy
Cell and gene therapies (CGTs) are transforming medicine, but the complexity of these treatments introduces new challenges for supply chain management. Every shipment represents a therapy that could change or save a life, which is a level of responsibility that demands precision and transparency, as well as standards that leave absolutely no room for error. ISO 21973:2020 was created to meet that need.Categories
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