Compliance

WHITE PAPERS AND CASE STUDIES

• 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.
• Case Study: Allos Faced A Diverse Set Of Business Challenges Allos Therapeutics, Inc. is a biopharmaceutical company focused on developing and commercializing innovative small molecule therapeutics for the treatment of cancer. Allos has 75 employees in offices in Colorado and New Jersey. Especially with distributed employees, a paper-based system was not meeting the company’s needs for information sharing and collaboration. By KnowledgeTree, Inc.
• 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
• FoodTronix/PathwayLINK Case Study FoodTronix is a Dallas, Texas-based provider of "economical yet secure" POS solutions and a suite of technology products to restaurant market.
• Case Study: Workforce Management Solution Supports Smart Meter Rollout During the technology evaluation stage, CHED Services recognized an opportunity to derive further benefits from the launch of a proven enterprise workforce management system. By Ventyx
• Data Collaboration Helps Novavax Accelerate Vaccine Production

  How and why this late-stage biotech implemented a data collaboration platform, Driven by its COVID-19 vaccine development and manufacturing data management complexities.

• Graniterock Speeds Up Reporting From 7 Days To Real Time

  Graniterock is one of California's premier construction materials producer, delivering hot mix asphalt, recycled asphalt, concrete and other materials to roads, highways, runways and bridges from San Francisco to Monterey. Safety is a core value at Graniterock, and the company requires employees to adhere to safe work practices at all times. The company wanted to update its slow, paper-based process for equipment and safety inspections to a more efficient solution based on mobile devices and cloud-connected services.

• 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.
• DeKalb Medical Center Secures Patient Data With Proofpoint As a medical center, DeKalb Medical Center is very sensitive about patient privacy. Recently, the organization conducted an audit of its data security and determined that outbound email was a high-risk area for protected health information (PHI) to leave the enterprise. As a first step, the medical center needed to secure its outbound email stream to ensure that PHI was not being sent out unencrypted. By Proofpoint
• Serialization And Traceability Compliance In Pharma And Med Device

  Explore the role of traceability and serialization and the benefits they offer beyond compliance. Further, gain perspective on how to approach UDI implementation and choose an appropriate solution.

• 24/7 Cell & Gene Control Tower Provides Agile Solution For Critical Shipments

  Get an overview of a successful re-route of six critical shipments to the UK and Spain from Amsterdam used to deliver CAR-T drug products to treat non-Hodgkin’s lymphoma cancer patients.

• White Paper: The Impact Of The Internet On Compliance Education I sat with astonishment as the compliance officer of a large corporation told me that he had no idea what compliance education was being performed on a day-to-day basis within his organization. He went on to indicate that his company could not produce reliable documented evidence that its employees had in fact, completed federally mandated education