Medical device manufacturers can accelerate their digital transformation priorities through lean practices to better manage supply chain risk, complexity and disruptions.
Labeling is as critical as quality for medical device products. If a manufacturer can’t shift labeling to meet production in an agile manner, their products may not reach their destination.
Data integration is doing much to enhance regulatory information management. Life sciences companies are increasingly discovering useful interdependencies between data, documents and RIM processes. The next step is to put this data to work to improve efficiency.
During a session at this week’s Consumer Electronics Show, Andrea Wainer, EVP of Rapid Molecular Diagnostics at Abbott, shares how the company scaled up to supply the global market with more than 300 million COVID-19 tests in 2020 and the path forward.
All commercial, clinical, R&D and manufacturing activities surrounding the product will end.
Healthcare alliance group Premier discusses six issues that are at the forefront in the context of the 2020 election.
The pandemic is helping realize the potential of ISO IDMP data standards in relation to adverse event reporting, electronic prescribing and medicines control in the supply chain.
The pandemic has revealed some inadequacies in the way medical device suppliers manage regulated product information. The following is a look back on a challenging year and suggestions for practical improvements to cope with continued uncertainty in 2021.
With digitalization impacting all areas of manufacturing operations, it should come as no surprise that medical device producers must adapt or risk missing the next wave of performance and product improvements.
Fueled by an urgent need for diagnostic testing to respond to COVID-19, the in-vitro diagnostics market is experiencing explosive growth across Asia and around the globe.
