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In this blog post, we will explore how making your transition from the traditional CSV to the new CSA approach can save you time and resources.

Is CSA the new CSV? Not exactly. Here's your comprehensive guide to computer software assurance, the FDA's new framework for validating software systems.

The efficiencies gained, according to ValGenesis customers, range from 50% to 80% improvements. This lessens demand and allows more time to be focused on higher priority tasks. Knowing the ValGenesis VLMS ensures controls and standards are followed, according to customer-specific requirements, stakeholders are given a high-degree of assurance that Quality is ingrained in the process.

This post is about tips to write your User Requirements Specification and how it can improve your processed data and software.

Computer Systems Assurance CSA prioritizes assurance needs after critical thinking. Here's what you need to address during this crucial part of the methodology.

A better resource use, a simpler process, and a superior product quality. These are some of the CSA benefits explored in this blog post.

Computer software assurance (CSA) encourages the use of unscripted test methods, such as ad hoc testing, and automated technologies.

Computer software validation (CSV) and computer software assurance (CSA) aren't all that different. So then, what's all the hype about? Let's discuss.

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

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