Manufacturing

To build greater resiliency into their supply chains, life sciences manufacturers need visibility into their suppliers’ operations so they can monitor the quality of their processes and materials. But 60% of life sciences supply chain executives struggle to get real-time inventory and visibility from external manufacturing partners, according to research from Accenture. To overcome these challenges and gain greater control over their supply chains, life science manufacturers are deploying quality management software that extends out to suppliers. With real-time visibility into supplier activities, manufacturers can proactively pivot when issues arise to mitigate risk and maintain manufacturing continuity.

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Electronic Batch Records: Extend Quality Oversight to the Manufacturing Floor Digitization of life science manufacturing must go beyond the surface level and permeate deeper to every level of quality and compliance. The interconnectivity of systems and process integration facilitated by a holistic, cloud based QMS enables quality teams to adopt digital features across all their...

How Next Gen QMS Delivers on the Promise of Digital Transformation by Seamlessly Connecting Enterprise-Wide Systems, Processes, Documentation and Data in a Cost-Effective Manner In the life sciences, it is critical that quality and compliance permeate every aspect of a company’s operations, from research and development (R&D) through to post-market surveillance. So why do most...