QC, QA, Sensationalism, and “Seasoned Ground Beef”
The recent brouhaha involving a class-action suit against Taco Bell alleging that their beef filling is more filling than beef really got me thinking, but not about what’s in the tacos.
Speed Up Your Medical Device Time to Market
In business there’s a saying: Time is money. The more time it takes for something to get done, the more money is wasted.
FDA Inspections: When You Know You Have Problems
People often ask me how best to prepare for a Food and Drug Administration (FDA) inspection when you know that you have problems. My first response is that they have already taken the first step: acknowledging that there are problems.
Digital Pen Speeds Data Management, Helps FDA Compliance
Digital pen technology is an efficient data management solution that offers better operational visibility, enabling manufacturers to react quickly to the production process and respond to issues via immediate data access.
This Year in Quality, Part One
A new year always brings new hope, new plans, and new perspectives. While looking ahead is the most direct route to progress, looking back is essential to understanding the present. After all, the past creates the consequences that will shape the future.
Comparing Pharmaceutical Continuous Monitoring Systems: Part 2
Ken Appel is the manager of regulated industries for Veriteq.
Comparing Pharmaceutical Continuous Monitoring Systems: Part 1
Ken Appel is the manager of regulated industries for Veriteq.
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Food Safety: Challenge or Opportunity?
Food safety standards are becoming increasingly stringent.
When All Else Fails, Lower Your Standards
My definition of “specification” is rather simple: It’s a promise.
