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The upcoming transition from CSV to CSA models reduces the cost of validation and provides a more risk and science based approach.

This current era of biopharmaceutical manufacturing is a most challenging and exciting time for our industry. Technology breakthroughs, intensifying competition, and continually rising performance expectations from patients, stakeholders, pressure from government bodies for cost reduction, and regulators necessitate rapid change in execution.

In our journey to instill quality culture across life sciences, we've learned several valuable lessons along the way. The bottom line: continued training and development matters more than ever.

The second stage of the validation lifecycle is called Process Qualification. This stage is customary and is referred to as Cleaning Validation. Usually, three consecutive successful runs are performed to qualify the process using well characterized, well documented and consistent cleaning procedures.

Traditional computer software validation (CSV) focuses on documentation. Computer software assurance (CSA) focuses on critical thinking.

Learn how we helped a customer find the root cause of a problem in monoclonal antibody (mAB) production and become stronger.

Traditional equipment validation is a manual, inefficient paper-based process plagued with bottlenecks and high cost. It's time to go digital.

Critical thinking is a vital life skill and the principal requirement of CSA. Are you a critical thinker? Read on to find out.

There's a need to accelerate pharma product development and process scale-up. Having an effective tech transfer strategy can help you.

The thinking is the more paper you generate, the better you validate. According to the FDA, this is not only wrong, it's dangerous.