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Maximizing Supplier Quality with Limited Resources

In aerospace, Q&A, quality, Quality Management System by Alicia CheungLeave a Comment

Q&A with NTS Unitek Prior to the American Aerospace & Defense Summit 2018, we spoke to NTS Unitek to discuss how to maximize supplier quality with limited resources. In this Q&A, we discuss best practices to strengthen a supplier quality management program, how A&D companies can ensure product quality and what strategies A&D companies can employ to streamline their inspections and audits. This is an excerpt from the Q&A Generis did with NTS Unitek:

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De-Risking in the MedTech Industry

In medical device, medtech, quality, Quality Management System, risk management, Uncategorized by Alicia CheungLeave a Comment

Risk analysis is an essential component of your quality management system. A mandatory task for every new medical device about to hit the market is creating an appropriate Risk Management Plan as required by ISO 14971, the international standard for applying risk management to the design and manufacture of medical devices.

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EQMS and Quality 4.0: Build a Successful Quality Strategy for a Life Science Company

In Life sciences, medical device, QMS, quality, Quality Management System by Alicia CheungLeave a Comment

Quality is a critical concern in life science manufacturing industries, and leaders across life science companies have many quality and compliance considerations. However, few of those concerns have the strategic impact that Quality 4.0 does. Quality 4.0 is the digitalization of quality management through the application of traditional and Industry 4.0 technologies to improve quality monitoring and outcomes. At its core, Quality 4.0 is the digital continuum of quality data combined with other data from sources such as manufacturing, machine sensors, supplier management, and in-service across a product’s life, new analytical insights derived from that data, and the organization-wide transparent consumption of insights.

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Why You Need a New Quality Management System

In medical device, medtech, QMS, quality, Quality Management System by Alicia CheungLeave a Comment

With technology rapidly changing, a global market, and competition around every corner, quality is one of the most important factors in manufacturing. Quality in products and process will ultimately keep any organization relevant in today’s marketplace. Additionally, having an efficient, paperless, and compliant QMS System can give an organization a competitive advantage.

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How to Build Your Quality Nirvana: Q&A with Kari Miller of Pilgrim QMS

In medical device, Q&A, QMS, quality, Quality Management System by Cressida MurrayLeave a Comment

Quality management is an integral factor in the development, approval, and commercialization of medical devices. With the American Medical Device Summit approaching, we took a moment to sit down with one of the summit presenters, Kari Miller, Vice President of Regulatory and Product Management at Pilgrim Quality Solutions, to gather her insights on the challenges and opportunities in quality management and explore some best practices to create a Quality Nirvana. As Vice President of Regulatory and Product Management, Kari Miller is responsible for driving strategic product direction and delivery of industry best practice solutions to Pilgrim’s customer base. Working with customers, industry analysts, and regulators, as well as Pilgrim’s Development, Professional Services, and Support groups, Kari and her team are responsible for translating market and industry trends, along with customer and regulatory requirements, into industry-leading enterprise quality management solutions that meet the needs of the heavily regulated Life Sciences market. Additionally, Kari leads the development of user documentation and solution presentations. Working with Pilgrim’s Customer Product Advisory Board, Kari is responsible for the company’s product roadmap, product partner relationships, and overall product direction.

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