Why One-Click Tech Transfer Matters Now

Tech transfer is still measured in months because knowledge remains fragmented, manual, and difficult to reuse.​

Despite increasing digitalization, critical transfer knowledge remains scattered across documents, systems, and expert teams. One Click Tech Transfer transforms this fragmented knowledge into a structured, reviewable, and compliant foundation for faster decision-making and transfer execution.​

Manual effort

Time-to-transfer

First-time-right quality

Knowledge reuse

Merck already has strong foundations — the challenge is connecting them into reusable tech-transfer decisions.​

Merck has invested significantly in process knowledge, semantic foundations, and manufacturing expertise. Yet critical transfer knowledge remains spread across documents, systems, and expert teams, creating manual effort and limiting reuse across transfers.​

Process knowledge exists across documents, systems, and people but lacks a unified structure for reuse​

CURRENT STATE​

Manual comparison​

Fragmented knowledge​​

Experts still compare process parameters and receiving-site capabilities manually

PCS effort​

Process Control Strategies, work instructions, and manufacturing scenarios require significant manual drafting effort

Semantic↔Document Gap​

Valuable semantic models exist but are not yet directly connected to the document-centric transfer workflow

Manual downstream prep

DESIRED STATE​

Connected knowledge​

Automated assessment

AI-assisted generation

Structured outputs

From fragmented inputs to an SME-endorsed Process Control Strategy through a governed six-step knowledge flow.​

Capgemini transforms documents, process data, equipment specifications and expert knowledge into a governed AI-supported transfer workflow.​

1. Ingest sending-unit transfer knowledge​

Capture PDFs, Word, Excel/CSV, diagrams and equipment specifications.​

4. Build and select production scenarios​

Define target production target based on different scenario model based on previous knowledge.

2. Build the digital process map

Structure sending units: roles, constraints, ranges and equivalence.​

5. Generate receiving-unit strategies​

Propose scenarios using equipment fit, constraints, compliance and robustness.​

3. Translate into scale-independent logic​

Convert process knowledge into descriptors such as P/V, kla and mixing time.​

6. Draft the process control strategy​

Create reviewable PCS parameters, controls, ranges and justifications.​

A Knowledge Twin explains not only what is happening, but why transfer decisions should be made.​

Data


What it provides 

Raw measurements, documents,
records, and process outputs.​

Typical questions answered 

What data exists? What happened?
What was recorded?​​

Output

Structured Information​​

Digital Twin


What it provides 

A representation of process state, equipment status, and operational behavior

Typical questions answered 

What is happening? Where is it happening? How is the process performing?​​

Output

Process visibility & state awareness

Digital Twin


What it provides 

Context, decision logic, scientific rationale, governance rules, and institutional memory.​

Typical questions answered 

Why is this decision recommended? What should happen next? How can the same decision be applied consistently elsewhere?​

​Output

Explainable and reusable decisions​

The solution extends Merck's existing technology direction by combining semantic foundations, agent orchestration, user-centric workflows, and embedded governance into a single operating model for technology transfer.​

Built on Merck’s target architecture, not alongside it.​

The solution extends Merck's existing technology direction by combining semantic foundations, agent orchestration, user-centric workflows, and embedded governance into a single operating model for technology transfer.​

Technology succeeds when the right experts work together.​

Meet the experts behind the solution.​

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