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Lean Thinking is centered around building efficient manufacturing operations by defining value from the customer's viewpoint and continually improving how value is delivered by eliminating wasteful resources or resources that do not contribute to the...

Tech innovations are driving the rapid evolution of everything humans do, and auditing is no exception. Since 2020, remote or virtual audits have become commonplace, born out of necessity in a time when on-site audits were simply impossible. Due to t...

Old habits die hard and a paper-based QMS system is that old habit that has more disadvantages than advantages. Whereas the new eQMS system holds the seeds for success in future regulatory audits. That is why the bad old habit of using a paper-based ...

Stacks of paper, what a hassle! Staying on top of who printed what, where, and when is a common struggle for many life science companies. Document reconciliation is even more of a challenge. Printing may be unavoidable, but staying compliant and keep...

Most pharma and MedTech companies have had digital transformation on their to-do list for quite some time. Unfortunately, only a few (roughly 20%) have actually pivoted from doing digital to being digital.

Scilife’s controlled print and reconcile solution is performing well on all fronts. Two months after going live with it, Scilife has announced strong early success with their Print & Reconciliation module, a new addition to their digital life sci...

Scilife has a new module! Finally, risk management is made a whole lot simpler, as well as accessible by everyone. In our webinar on Scilife's new Risk Assessment module, CEO Filip Heitbrink discusses:

Scilife adds a powerful Risk Assessment module to their digital Life Sciences platform. The latest in their broad repertoire of functional modules, Scilife adds Risk Assessment to the Scilife spectrum. This hotly awaited module, specifically designed...

As they say, 'necessity is the mother of an invention,' precisely this is what we experienced in the year 2020. The year 2020 drove every healthcare company to become the most tech-savvy company that it could ever become. The changing times have set ...

The objective of a QMS is to define and formalize a system that documents processes, procedures and responsibilities for achieving quality policies and objectives. It basically provides the structure for various functions within an organization to wo...

Life Science companies are doing great things every day. The research in life science companies touches millions of lives. These companies are working day and night to help people get healthier, feel better and increase their longevity. Saving lives ...

Ever wondered why some life sciences organizations effortlessly maintain high-quality processes while others struggle to keep up? The secret lies in their adoption of Electronic Quality Management Systems (eQMS).