Compliance with environment, health, and safety (EHS) regulations is critical for organizations across fields. This is not just due to the importance of creating safe products, but also due to the financial benefits. The inability to compete in markets with...
Medical Device Engineering
Keeping Pace with Medical Device Software Updates
As more and more software permeates products being released today, being able to update that software over time is an important part of the product lifecycle. In the case of medical device software updates, these are essential for keeping devices safe. From infusion...
The Importance of ISO 17025 for Testing and Calibration Laboratories
Testing and calibration laboratories play a critical role in industries ranging from manufacturing and chemicals to healthcare and research. Their results often influence product safety, regulatory compliance, and customer trust. Organizations must ensure their...
Round-the-Clock Safety: The Importance of 24×7 Medical Device Monitoring
Modern healthcare relies on connected medical devices, from infusion pumps and ventilators to wearable cardiac monitors. These devices deliver lifesaving functions, but can also introduce risk if they fail or become compromised. That is why continuous monitoring is a...
Optimizing Hospital Efficiency with On-Site Medical Device Support
Hospitals depend on medical devices every day to deliver safe, accurate, and timely care. From imaging systems and surgical tools to specialized recording platforms, the reliability of this equipment directly impacts patient outcomes and operational efficiency. When...
Steps to Implement an Effective CAPA Process in Your Organization
Corrective and Preventive Action (CAPA) is a cornerstone of quality management in regulated industries. The CAPA process is essential not only for addressing current issues but also for proactively preventing future ones. It’s systematic, closed-loop, risk-based, and...
A Compliance Guide to Ensuring Software Validation in FDA-Regulated Medical Devices
Unlock the secrets to seamless FDA compliance with our comprehensive eBook. This practical guide breaks down the regulations and standards that matter most, including 21 CFR Part 11 and Part 820, and walks you step-by-step through risk-based validation, robust...
Enhancing Healthcare Through Medical Device Managed Services
Developing potentially life-saving products requires unparalleled performance, security, and compliance. However, as medical technology continues to evolve, so does the complexity of managing the systems that power it. Hospitals and healthcare providers are facing...
Agile Development in Regulated Environments – Part 1: Yes, it can work
The value system and practices that embody Agile Software Development have been around for well over a decade, and have been touted as having "crossed the chasm" by organizations such as the Agile Alliance, Gartner, and Forrester Research. Numerous studies indicate...
How to Achieve Compliance with FDA 21 CFR Part 11 for Electronic Records and Signatures
In highly regulated industries like medical devices, maintaining data integrity and regulatory compliance is non-negotiable. One of the key regulations in this space is FDA 21 CFR Part 11, which governs the use of electronic records and electronic signatures. It...
Strategies to Overcome the Top Challenges in Medical Device Manufacturing
Medical device manufacturing is one of the most regulated, complex, and high-stakes industries in the world. From ensuring compliance with evolving global regulations to protecting patient data, companies face a multitude of hurdles. These are just what is expected....
Your PLM, The Cloud, and FDA Regulation: What You Need to Know
Product designs, documentation, and processes aren’t just valuable intellectual property, they’re your license to operate. In the highly regulated medical device industry, manufacturers must carefully consider these factors. If you’re using a Product Lifecycle...