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Hidden Pitfalls in the Risk Management Strategy

In our fast-paced world, the risks we have to take and manage, in order to continue to grow and to develop, evolve quickly. Effectively managed risks help companies achieve their goals. Products that are developed following quality standards, have improved the quality of life for… 

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Enterprise-grade Processing Engine

Massive update of the year is happening and qmsWrapper’s Users will be thrilled to find out what is new in one of the 4 upgrades – Process Engine. qmsWrapper’s core functionality was transformed from a tasks-based system to an enterprise-grade Processing Engine – to better… 

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The New Risk Module supports risk-based design

Risk Analysis Module becomes a very important update, next to other features: Traceability Matrix, Process Engine, and Jira integration. Changes will make Risk Assessment much easier and clearer. In the medical device world, risk-based design and development is the new norm. For FDA clearance and CE Mark… 

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Do you know how secure your documents really are?

Data loss or damage is costly, extremely risky and can affect your brand reputation. Perils might come in many forms, as natural disasters (e.g. hurricanes, floods, fire) or uncontrollable human errors, power surges, technical malfunctions and increasingly malware attacks. You need a backup plan and… 

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The Ultimate Content List of Technical File for CE marking

You, as a medical device manufacturer, are responsible for gathering certain key information about your device for the CE mark. When we say key information, we mean technical documentation. All those documents you have to have it in one place, organized, before providing the final… 

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What if staying ISO and FDA compliant was easy?

In the previous article, we took a closer look at ISO13485:2016 and the pending doomsday scenario. In this article, I’ll take a closer look at the similarities between ISO 13485:2016 and FDA QSRs. Similarities between ISO 13485:2016 and FDA QSR A quick reality check of… 

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Validating or Not Validating for Intended Use?

When I say Validation For Intended Use, most of you picture an extensive documentation required by ISO and FDA.Although Validation for intended use documentation is useful for several reasons (ensure accuracy, reliability, consistent intended performance, the ability to discern invalid or altered records, etc.) people…