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25 March 2021 | By Thermo Fisher Scientific
Join Thermo Fisher’s Nicola Gardner to learn how a complete, integrated laboratory software system provides streamlined processes and drives data integrity, advancing organisations toward a Pharma 4.0 strategy.
Master your eData Life Cycle is the theme of the 8th edition of the Paperless Lab Academy®, running online this year due to the pandemic.
Phoebe Chubb explains how emerging technologies are enabling laboratory automation to occur on a smaller scale, with a less prohibitive price tag, and discusses the potential of smart labs to significantly transform the R&D environment.
6 November 2020 | By IDBS
Join our virtual roundtable panel where we discuss best practices and experiences of digital transformation, as well as exploring how digital transformation can help accelerate decision making, optimise processes and remove operational inefficiencies.
In this article, William E Weiser discusses the advantages global pharmaceutical developers and manufacturers can gain from a laboratory information management system (LIMS) solution and highlights the key considerations to be made when integrating and standardising LIMS in their organisations.
Digital transformation refers to the advent of various new and advancing technologies and their application in business to drive organisational efficiencies that would otherwise be impossible to achieve.
4 August 2020 | By Thermo Fisher Scientific
Find out more about industry issues, solutions, trends and how LIMS can enable laboratories to accelerate science and drive productivity, while ensuring regulatory compliance in our on-demand webinar.
European Pharmaceutical Review explores how a surge in the number of warning letters for data integrity failings have prompted regulators to publish new guidelines.
Most laboratories today now have some form of LIMS to help manage their workflow. There are many types of LIMS, ranging in complexity from spreadsheets to intelligent programs that manage nearly every lab function.
LIMS requires a high degree of customization to meet QC Microbiology requirements. This means LIMS implementations often lock users into a functionality set that can’t accommodate technology advancements and regulatory changes without considerable investments, time, effort and money.
Would a LIMS or SAP better meet the needs of your company? That is the eternal debate for organizations who are thinking about upgrading their laboratory tracking software to a professional management system - analogous to the Mac vs PC conundrum on an industrial scale.
With international regulatory agencies calling for pharma companies to properly manage data integrity issues to ensure GMP compliance, Abbott Informatics demonstrates how their STARLIMS solutions can provide support for numerous systems.
The introduction of ICH Q3D (Guideline for Elemental Impurities)1 was an additional safety-based guidance for toxic impurities that complemented the existing ICH Q3C(R5) (Impurities: Guideline for residual solvents)2 and ICH M7(R1) (Assessment and control of DNA reactive (mutagenic) impurities in pharmaceuticals to limit potential carcinogenic risk);3 as well as the…
Most organisations that are looking to implement a new LIMS or replace an aging one have a significant investment in a number of information systems.
Managing the vast amounts of data involved in biopharmaceutical manufacturing and quality control workflows is often challenging due to the use of multiple stand-alone systems and devices that can act as information silos. However, with the need for tighter control of collected data, due to an increased regulatory focus, safeguarding…
