Angelo Stracquantanio, CEO & Co-founder at Apprentice.io

In this episode, Daniel Langley speaks with Angelo Stracquantanio, CEO & Co-founder at Apprentice.io about their experience in manufacturing technology, MES, and Industry 4.0.

In this episode of the Manufacturing IT Podcast, we chat with Angelo Stracquantanio, CEO & Co-founder of Apprentice.io, a cloud-based, intelligent technology company based in the life science industry that helps pharma manufacturers get medicine to patients faster.

Angelo is the co-founder and CEO of Apprentice.io, the world’s first and only intelligent software platform built specifically for the life sciences. Angelo realized the untapped power of emerging technologies to modernize manufacturing systems and usher in new drug therapies. He started Apprentice with a singular goal in mind: helping pharma manufacturers get medicines to patients faster.

Drawing on his previous experience in enterprise mobile technology, Angelo co-founded Apprentice in 2014 and has enjoyed the wild ride ever since. Angelo lives in New Jersey with his wife, two daughters, one puppy, and a garden that remains his biggest challenge and triumph to date.

Apprentice helps life science manufacturers get treatments to patients faster by providing one platform to turn molecules into medicine. Our Tempo Manufacturing Cloud lets you scale up and out with unprecedented speed and accuracy. From preclinical benchtop to large-scale commercial manufacturing, Tempo keeps your global teams connected, empowered, and in sync.

With $140M in funding, a 12x growth rate, and 512% net customer retention, Apprentice is a trusted partner to modernize your operations and change the way drugs are made in your facility. Learn how leading companies like Catalent, Synthego, and Bristol Myers Squibb are using Tempo to scale from drug discovery to patient delivery faster at www.apprentice.io.

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Topics Discussed

MES implementation , Industry 4.0 , Pharma manufacturing , Supply chain , Batch records , Automation