Why is GMP Compliance Necessary? Government regulatory bodies help protect lives by ensuring the safety of pharmaceuticals, medical devices, food, and any other products that could affect health. In order for new products to be put to market, these agencies provide guidelines for regulatory compliance. That is the essential step in ensuring safety.Good Manufacturing Practice …
In the life sciences industry, supply chain pathways exist just as in any other type of industry. The end products may differ, but the goal is for the end user to have a reliable product. In the cases of calibration and standardization, the products must face another step. Steps Along the Path Understanding the typical …
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Compliance with regulations is paramount to reliable business, and scientific research in particular. Audits verify that compliance is maintained in facilities. The ideal scenario for an institution is to be as prepared as possible for an audit. This eliminates additional stress, and ensures a smooth audit. Preparing for Audits When preparing for an audit, there …
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Scheduling service. Successful service. Service documentation. Satisfied customers. These tasks and duties require most of your attention on a day-to-day basis. As an asset owner or service provider, maintaining your reputation and ability to meet your clients’ demands is the most important part of your operations. Your employee training, work processes, and mission are built …
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Certificates and Service Event Tracking The importance of calibration in scientific disciplines cannot be understated. For scientific accuracy, instruments must function according to their designed use. But calibration goes beyond this, ensuring the essential need for reproducibility of results in scientific research and testing. Scientific assets requiring calibration also need the certification to document their …
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In 2020, you can be more efficient and cost effective with Qualer 2.8! This release delivers more robust features, flexibility, and tools to efficiently manage your equipment and calibration processes. You asked and Qualer continues to deliver! Additionally, we have taken security protocols to the next level with new user roles and Qualer’s Identity Service …
They say, “If you want it done right, do it yourself.” You’ve said it, I’ve said it, everyone has said it. But what happens when you must rely on an outside party to provide a service over which you’d prefer to have control? How do you identify work that can be performed in-house and work …
Cloud-based Asset Management collaboration is the future of asset lifecycle and service event management. With an industry that already relies on common goals and shared efforts, we are on the verge of a paradigm shift that will revolutionize the work we do. Industries can no longer rely on an isolated, inward focus. Instead, the time …
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Qualer was designed to transform both asset management and service event management, so our ecosystem would be ineffective if it only served one purpose. Instead, we created Qualer to be bi-directional – moving ideas, improvements, and conversations between asset stakeholders in both management and servicing roles. For the service provider who needs quality calibration software and the asset manager …
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Metrology is the study of measurement, and is inseparable from the needs of scientific accuracy. For thousands of years, standards of measurement and calibration have helped advance discovery. Metrology in the modern era relies upon a host of devices, from probes to software to revolutionary tools previously only imagined in science fiction. As technology changes rapidly, the need …
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