Computer Systems Validation
Life Science Consulting
March 5, 2015
Lean CSV Requirements and Planning – How to Reduce Waste, Increase Value, and Maintain Compliance
The diagram below depicts an example CSV lifecycle alignment with ASTM E2500 and GAMP. Building onto a previous post, Lean CSV - How to Reduce Waste and Increase Value, today's blog focuses on...
Computer Systems Validation
Life Science Consulting
March 21, 2014
Improving Computerized System Quality Through Design Verification
Unverified Design – An Example For those of us who travel routinely, one of the most sought-after treasures in the typical airport terminal is an electrical outlet. With our dependency on mobile...
Computer Systems Validation
Life Science Consulting
February 20, 2014
Computer System Validation: Resolutions for the New Year
How are you doing with those New Years’ resolutions? Whether or not you’re a resolution maker (or breaker), you can use this time of year to take stock of where things stand, including your validated...
Computer Systems Validation
Life Science Consulting
July 31, 2013
Lean CSV – How to Reduce Waste and Increase Value
What is lean? Lean is a business system focused on continuously improving processes by reducing the time taken and the waste involved in delivering increasing value to the customer. Customers in this...
Computer Systems Validation
Life Science Consulting
July 24, 2013
Risk-Based Computer System Validation and Rational Testing
Introduction Risk based approaches to validation of computerized systems have been heavily promoted since the publication of GAMP 5 and ASTM E2500. Yet we continue to see examples of validation...
Computer Systems Validation
Life Science Consulting
July 3, 2013
Life Cycle Considerations for High Quality and Regulatory Compliant Software
By way of introduction I have developed, implemented, and validated computer/information systems for longer than I care to admit … they were still using punch cards to program room-sized computers...