Core QMS

As the life science industry recognizes how digital transformation can improve product quality and financial performance, there is a cultural shift occurring with QMS initiatives led by business and delivered by IT.  

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.

There are many factors manufacturers have to take into consideration when evaluating a Quality Management Solution (QMS) to fit their growing business needs. They have to define the “critical components,” the “must haves” and the “nice to haves”. All while keeping in mind that compliance to regulations and global standards are non-negotiable, especially in the highly regulated life science and biotech industries. Here are key points to consider when selecting a QMS solution to support your company’s quality, compliance and growth. 

While life science manufacturers are pursuing digital transformation across many areas of their operations, its use for supplier quality management (SQM) is critical to product quality and patient safety given the current business climate.

If you are considering an electronic Quality Management System (eQMS) to manage quality events and activities, deciding what is important to your organization will help determine which vendor and system are the right fit. Here are a few things to consider during the selection process. Defining organizational requirements for eQMS It is important to determine...