Compliance

WHITE PAPERS AND CASE STUDIES

• A Bear-able E-Commerce Solution The Boyds Collection, Ltd. adopts a new Y2K-compliant e-commerce solution that provides its wholesalers with required bar code labels and advance ship notices. Chances are you’ve seen them, the porcelain and plush “Boyds” bears sold in department stores and on QVC, the cable home-shopping channel. The Boyds Collection, Ltd. (Gettysburg, PA)
• How An MSP Enhances Compliance For Healthcare And Finance Clients

  Eric Gaffin is the Director of Cybersecurity and Compliance Services for Advanced Technology Group, a managed security and IT services company with a 20-year track record of delivering cutting edge solutions to clients in heavily-regulated industries. See how he’s using ActivTrak to address his clients’ compliance needs.

• Protecting Cardholder Data In The Enterprise Retail Market Merchants are feeling increased pressure from credit card companies to comply with security regulations such as the Payment Card Industry (PCI) Data Security Standard (DSS) and Payment Applications Best Practices (PABP) and are being offered incentives to comply or facing harsh penalties for not complying. Submitted by IP Commerce
• Remote ECG Solution Enables A Fully Decentralized ME/CFS Phase 2 Trial

  Explore the transformative potential of digital health tools in addressing longstanding accessibility challenges in ME/CFS research and beyond.

• Case Study: Commercial Metals Company Centralizes AP Processes And Save 55,000 A Year With ImageSilo® When the Director of Shared Services at Commercial Metals Company (CMC) was asked to centralize the accounts payable processes of 40 metal recycling yards scattered across the country, he quickly realized that paper documents were the roots of his AP problems at the yards. By Digitech Systems, Inc.
• 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.

• Analytical Procedure (Method) Lifecycle Management Drives Method Development At Innovative CDMO

  A global CDMO proactively adopted MLCM and AQbD methodology to help their customers gain efficiencies, and improve the quality of their drug products, and the adoption of UPLC and PDA/QDa technology has contributed to its success.

• A Guide To Pharmaceutical Quality Management

  Despite the inherent challenges of connecting quality and compliance data, there are tools that can help you to ensure quality's connectedness and central bearing. 

• Advancing Compliance And Digital Strategy To Align With Pharma 4.0

  AmplifyBio sought to identify areas of its operation where digitalization could yield ROI in a short amount of time. Gain insight into the out-of-the-box solution that aligned with Pharma 4.0.

• Case Study: Excavating Company Gains Environmental Compliance For Vehicle Wash Water Brownsville, Penn.-based, Brubacher Excavating, Inc. performs a full range of excavating, pipe and utility installation, roadway construction, general earth moving activities and related site development services in Southeastern Penn. Although the company washes its heavy equipment regularly, its dump trucks and tractors account for the most frequent use of its wash bay.
• Adopting Label Change Best Practice To Promote Clarity And Compliance

  Globalized clinical trials are quickly becoming a pre-requisite for success. Read Almac’s latest case study to learn how one sponsor was able to extend its trial into new countries without risking labelling non-compliance, which enabled them to continue on their mission to improve the health outcomes for millions of patients.

• Pharmaceutical Company Quickly Transitions 28 SKUs To Comply With New Labeling Requirements

  A large multi-national pharmaceutical company needed assistance in complying with new Health Canada regulatory requirements for labeling over-the-counter (OTC) products. The project scope required bringing 28 SKUs that varied by dosage form, quantity, primary and secondary packaging, as well as therapeutic area – and each SKU had its own unique packaging demands and timeline to maintain an unaffected retail shelf presence - into compliance with PLL. Read how all 28 SKUs were delivered in accordance with the forecast timelines and the overall project was completed early.