Technical Due Diligence in the Pharmaceutical Industry

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The examination and evaluation of pharmaceutical products and processes consists of a large number of evaluation steps which should always be performed by experts in their respective fields of expertise. Technical Due Diligence (TDD) is the meticulous examination of the technological aspects of a pharmaceutical product or process, including product technology, process or production technology and information and communications technology. This paper presents a mind map which shows aspects of the pharmaceutical evaluation of product or production technology and underpins them with case studies.

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