Business Process Management

WHITE PAPERS AND CASE STUDIES

• The Evolving Role Of The GxP Archivist

  Customers and regulators expect the highest level of data integrity. This white paper asserts that storing GLP data in the cloud is acceptable, provided certain conditions are met.

• Best Practices for 21 CFR Part 11 And GxP Validation For Electronic Records

  Drug development has dramatically changed over the past ten years. A practice once dominated by pen-and-paper has since transitioned to computerized systems, cloud software, and artificial intelligence. This paper chronicles recent technological trends, specific challenges these trends pose for Quality & CSV teams, and best practices for tackling resulting compliance issues.

• 5 Best Practices In Digital Training & Engagement For Firstline Workforces

  We know that traditional training methods don’t cut it for large mobile workforces, yet having a well- equipped field force is critical for success.

• Considerations For Upstream Biologic Development

  A biologic candidate's path from DNA to drug-in-vial is long and complex. These considerations might simplify and improve the economics of the process, helping molecules get to market as quickly as possible.

• Strategies For Upstream Intensification

  Upstream intensification is one strategy that will enable the Facility Of The Future by significantly driving down costs through an increase in volumetric productivity. Read the white paper to learn more!

• Getting Your Investigational Drug Regulatory Ready

  Here, we map out basic information to help you approach regulatory policies and offer helpful strategies to facilitate efficient regulatory review and drug approval.

• HP Uses Artificial Intelligence To Transform Its Customers' Service And Experience

  HP gets more than 600 million contacts regarding technical support a year, and the company tries to make each of these experiences satisfying to the customer. To make its self-support and customer support center better, HP created a virtual agent using the Microsoft Dynamic 365 AI solution for customer service. Customers are now able to interact informally with the assistant to troubleshoot common issues, help the team use the Microsoft AI solution, with instant access to various kinds of information regarding problem solutions, and, also, have the company gain a better understanding of the most frequent problems customers face.

• Pivot From A Struggling Industry To New Opportunities: How To Make Your Own Success

  In this edition, learn how a blockchain and AI application developer quickly adapted an existing solution focused on a challenged industry (oil and gas) to provide a much-needed solution for health care and other essential workers on the front line of the COVID-19 pandemic.

• Improve Your Traceability And Recall Capabilities

  With the release of recently updated FSMA requirements, F&B manufacturers have been forced to take a closer look at their existing processes and technology to help them achieve their business goals.

• How Onestream Software Grows Fearlessly Around The Globe

  HR professionals, your job isn’t simple. You pivot between getting technical, implementing systems and processes, and protecting your employer, to balancing the emotional side – the people.

• Qorvo Helps Xiaomi Reap Full Potential Of Wi-Fi 6

  As a leader in RF technologies, Qorvo offers unique insights on Wi-Fi 6 router solutions. Xiaomi’s recently launched AX1800 Wi-Fi 6 router used Qorvo technology strength to the fullest. As Xiaomi designed its latest router, they partnered with Qorvo to leverage our RF technology and Wi-Fi 6 expertise to overcome some key challenges.
   

• AR Helps Diversey Overcome Service Barriers And Build Customer Relationships

  Diversey is the industry leader of smart, sustainable solutions for cleaning and hygiene in both B2B and B2C markets. Diversey has been, and always will be, a pioneer and facilitator for life. They constantly deliver revolutionary cleaning and hygiene technologies that provide total confidence to their customers across all of their global sectors. Headquartered in Charlotte, North Carolina, USA, Diversey employs approximately 9,000 people globally, with net sales of approximately $2.6 billion in 2017.