Drug Delivery Expert Appoints New CIO to Lead Digital Transformation Business Initiatives

Kindeva Drug Delivery, a global CDMO and drug delivery expert, has appointed Prakash Pandian as Chief Information Officer (CIO) to bolster its executive leadership team and power technological initiatives across the organization. As Kindeva continues its digital transformation journey, Pandian will be “responsible for a host of technology-enabled initiatives across the organization designed to drive manufacturing automation, business efficiency, and revenue growth.”

Helping to ensure Kindeva “aligns with industry best practices and innovation,” Pandian will “focus on driving automation across operations to boost manufacturing efficiencies and support Kindeva’s colleagues in adopting new technologies.  Adopting the right technologies can deliver step change in speed, efficiency and business process automation.”

“Staying ahead in a highly competitive market means taking advantage of the latest technologies. As CIO, Prakash will create a global IT roadmap enabling us to capitalize on the best-in-class technologies and future-proof our processes. His appointment marks a pivotal point in our growth strategy as we continue to innovate and invest in the right people and technologies to deliver business value.” said Milton Boyer, CEO of Kindeva.

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Prakash Pandian, new Chief Information Officer at global CDMO and drug delivery expert, Kindeva Drug Delivery.

Pandian brings more than 25 years of experience to Kindeva in “leading IT, data and digital functions by leveraging emerging technologies to boost productivity.” Most recently, he served as the global CIO at Curia where he drove digital innovation and led the global IT and Global Supply Chain functions. Prior to that, he held global leadership roles at Biogen, Millipore Corporation and Merck KgAa.

“Embracing new technologies and digital capabilities will unlock further opportunities to deliver exceptional business results for Kindeva while improving efficiency and productivity,” said Pandian. “The primary goal is to ensure our investments in technologies create enterprise value, drive the business forward, and make a difference to our customers, and our patients around the world.”