Changing a Paradigm: Implementing a Real Time Microbial Detection Analyzer in Pharmaceutical Water

With the continued pressure to reduce costs through innovations and efficiencies all while delivering faster sample results, the use of an On-line Water Bioburden Analyzer (OWBA) is one way companies can meet these demands. OWBA technology has the flexibility to be used for purified water, water for injections or even cleaning verifications and provides real time microbial detection as an early warning for system health. The benefits for using an OWBA include the potential for energy savings through reduced loop sanitation, labor cost reduction and improved product quality and process understanding.
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Pharma Product Aggregation: Delivering Business Benefits Beyond Serialization

Systechone

The cost of returned medicines is estimated to be between $5-10 billion per year in the US alone. However, pharmaceutical companies are struggling to streamline the data flow and verification of returned saleable goods.
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ANALYSING COMPLEX DATA IN THE PHARMACEUTICAL INDUSTRY: THE CASE FOR MULTIVARIATE ANALYSIS

biopharma-asia

The Pharmaceutical Industry has a strong need to develop knowledge from data. Although the latter is not at a premium in the Pharmaceutical Industry the former is, as always, at a premium. Multivariate data analysis (MVA) is a set of statistical data analytical methods which has been widely adopted within the Pharmaceutical Industry, and it has pre-eminence within the discipline.
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Best Process Best result Best Product Using Minitab for Superior Quality in the Pharmaceutical Industry.

minitab

Pharmaceutical manufacturers often have the task of reducing waste to meet company expectations, document the process to meet regulatory requirements and improve quality to meet customer specifications. Let's be honest, not achieving any of the above points is not an option in most pharmaceutical companies. That's where the capacity analysis comes into play.
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Applying quality risk management to develop an isolator filling line

Particle Measuring Systems

Following the patent of the innovative “Espresso” intravenous delivery device, the Italian Biochemical Institute (IBI) “Lorenzini” commissioned Comecer to construct a filling line to meet the unique requirements of the solution. Particle Measuring Systems’ advisory team leveraged their industry and regulatory expertise to oversee the development of the aseptic filling process and the environmental monitoring system by applying proven risk management techniques. Using this case study, we provide practical insights for Quality by Design principles with input from IBI and Comecer.
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