In the life science industry, many companies are recognizing that compliance is not hindered when leveraging pre-configured software technology to accelerate digitization. Off the shelf solutions automate processes, mitigate risk, and enable business continuity while supporting employees and dispersed teams with the proper infrastructure.

Here are 5 ways a manufacturer can equip its quality team with the real-time visibility and control required for effective change management.

While quality control tools take different forms, one of the oldest and most indispensable is the X-bar chart. Used in conjunction with its partner, the R-chart, the X-bar chart offers quality control personnel a way to analyze defects or variations of a process from a grouping of samples. This post takes a deep dive into quality control, quality control charts, and how using an X-bar chart can be a significant factor in achieving greater quality control of life science manufacturing.