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Eventually, after several weeks of hard toil, their work was done and their magnificent form processing engine was complete. Time was of the essence as the king needed the information urgently, but the wizards applied themselves selflessly to the task. It took some time but finally the wizards agreed to take on the task. They approached the wizards and tried to explain what they needed. They knew of a team of mighty wizards from a land far away who had done this kind of thing before.

For this they needed some powerful magic. In fact, this task, they realised, was far beyond them. However, the courtiers quickly realised that when the magic paper form was returned to them, the task of reading and summarising the forms for the king would be huge. If the test was successful, they would send the magic form to all the apothecaries in all the regions of the realm and the picture would be complete. They would create a magic paper form and send it to all the apothecaries in a few of the regions of the land to get the information the king needed. The team of courtiers were a clever bunch and hatched a plan. Once upon a time a good and wise king asked a team of courtiers to find out what was happening with the distribution of medicine throughout his realm.

So, here’s a little story about how mSupply is now working its medical supply chain magic in Myanmar :)

And this is where mSupply can step in and make itself very useful! As you can imagine, this can lead to all sorts of problems, and ultimately a great deal of wastage as a result of expired medicines. A common problem within pharmaceutical supply chain management faced by less-developed countries, is the accuracy and reliability of existing systems, which often rely on a precarious paper-chain. One of our newest clients is the Regional Supply Chain Strengthening project ( RSCS) in Myanmar, South-East Asia. Have you ever wondered how such a valuable pharmaceutical resource as mSupply comes to into being in some of the world’s finest, far-flung developing countries? Well, wonder no more!