Compliance

WHITE PAPERS AND CASE STUDIES

• An Equitable Way To Meet On-Site Business Needs

  Tackling high turnover and employee equity challenges is a priority. Learn how an on-site insourcing solution can provide a stable and motivated team, ensuring project success.

• TAKE Solutions' Team Announces Conatus Pharmaceuticals The Winner In PharmaReady Best Case Study Contest Recently, TAKE Solutions' PharmaReady team announced Conatus Pharmaceuticals the winner in its best case study contest. Of the numerous award submissions, Conatus won by presenting a detailed look into their search for an eSubmissions solution, including their initial criteria, marketplace comparisons and the end results.
• Safety First In The Field!

  Accidents happen. According to the Occupational Safety and Health Agency (OSHA), they usually happen because companies, or their employees violate safety standards in ten key areas.

• Isn't The RFID Bandwagon Full? The RFID (radio frequency identification) space is a confusing market, and industry experts are not making it any more clear. Used with permission from Integrated Solutions Magazine
• Medical Device Manufacturer Implements A Next-Gen MES

  A medical device manufacturer raced to launch a new product in a greenfield facility to overcome tight timelines and compliance challenges by replacing paper SOPs with a dynamic digital solution.

• AIIM 2004: In Comes Compliance, Out Goes The Cash As he made the rounds at AIIM Expo 2004, Chief Editor Tom von Gunden found vendors offering — and end users ready to buy — ECM, BPM, and ILM solutions targeting compliance-driven needs.
• Electronic Informed Consent: Considerations For Implementation In Clinical Trials

  In an era where data acquisition (eg. ePRO), capture (EDC) and storage (eTMF) are done electronically, it is the logical consequence to do the same for the informed consent process as all the advantages of the electronic modality equally apply to this process.

• Ensuring Compliance With Part 11: A Site's Perspective

  As more sites are looking to implement technology to go paperless, improve standardization, and provide secure access to essential documents, site staff ’s experience with ensuring compliance with 21 CFR 11 (Part 11) of the Code of Federal Regulations—focusing on the U.S. Food and Drug Administration’s (FDA’s) standards for electronic records and electronic signatures — may be limited. Balancing the need to maximize efficiency and ensure compliance presents a challenge, but with the right resources, the challenge is an achievable one. Gaining a better understanding of the purpose, scope, and components of Part 11 will help sites achieve their compliance goals.

• USP Acceptable TOC Levels For Pharmaceutical Water: How To Achieve Them? Meeting the regulations and validation rules is an important task for the pharmaceutical industry. In order to be compliant with the regulations and meet the required quality and safety standards, the Pharmaceutical industry must develop economical and competitive production and cleaning methods, which in turn will help the industry develop appropriate operational methods. Submitted by Shimadzu Scientific Instruments
• Fulfilling MDR Requirements For A Groundbreaking Microsurgery Robot

  Discover the help a company pioneering the field of open surgery received to advance their robotic technology, replacing their former EDC system to improve their clinical research efficiency.

• Zero To Final Fill: How HUGEL Implemented Its First Single-Use Lines

  As regulations tighten, biomanufacturers are adopting single-use tech to boost compliance, reduce labor, and streamline fill-finish operations from the ground up.

• Supporting the Pharmaceutical Industry with 21 CFR Part 11 Compliance Readiness The purpose of this document is to describe how PANalytical systems support system owners meeting the requirements of the 21 CFR Part 11 regulations issued by the United States’ FDA. Submitted by PANalytical