At the American Biomanufacturing Summit last May we had the opportunity to sit down with one of our key speakers, Christopher Murphy, VP, Operations at Genzyme to hear his thoughts on participating as a speaker and on the summit as a whole. The American Biomanufacturing Summit is returning to the Hyatt Regency La Jolla in San Diego on May 10th – 11th, 2016. To find out more about the two day summit taking place next month, visit: www.biomanamerica.com
Read More →eBook: Q&A with Brandon Varnau, Vice President and Head of Operations Quality, Sanofi Specialty Care
Our next eBook features industry insights and forecasts from Brandon Varnau, Vice President and Head of Operations Quality at Sanofi Speciality Care, one of the key speakers at the American Biomanufacturing Summit 2016. We asked Brandon: How biomanufacturing in the U.S. differs from international operations? What are the biggest challenges biomanufacturers currently face? How can these challenges be overcome? What is the biggest opportunity in biomanufacturing? What do you foresee as the ‘next big trend’ to influence biomanufacturing? What major changes to you forecast the industry undergoing over the next 5-10 years? eBook Q&A with Brandon Varnau Brandon joins the speaker line up in San Diego this May to discuss strategies to Create a Quality Compliance Culture Within Biomanufacturing Facilities: Aligning manufacturing and quality objectives to ensure compliance Developing clear compliance expectations for all staff Empowering staff to proactively engage in a culture of compliance Examining various channels and knowledge sharing platforms to communicate compliance practices Find out more about the sessions, case studies and key themes to be addressed at the American Biomanufacturing Summit 2016!
Read More →Infographic: The Guiding Principles of a Quality Management System
In today’s infographic we take a closer look at the guiding principles of a quality management system (QMS). The goal of a QMS is to maintain compliance, drive continual improvement and support efficient and flexible processes. A QMS is first established by assessing the short-falls of the current system and developing appropriate policies to achieve corporate quality goals. Once these are defined the standard operating procedures need to be implemented and personal buy-in from all levels of the organization must be achieved. Management will then monitor and review the outcomes, making additional adjustments to ensure continual improvement. Check out the infographic below for some quick insights on creating and monitoring a quality management system. For more in-depth information, strategies and best-practices attend the American Biomanufacturing Summit 2016 in San Diego this May.
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