New Efforts to Improve Medical Products
(HHS: Washington, D.C.) -- The U. S. Department of Health and Human Services stated that efforts are underway between the U.S.
NSF Keeping Pace with FDA GMP Regulations
(NSF International: Ann Arbor, Michigan) – The 2008 version of NSF’s American National Standard for Dietary Supplements now includes new good manu
Product Complaints for Bio/Pharmaceuticals and Medical Devices Conference
(CBI: Woburn, Massachusetts) -- As the Food and Drug Administration continues to increase their monitoring of adverse events and product complain
FDA Seeks Civil Penalties from California Device Maker
(FDA: Rockville, Maryland) -- The U.S.
Advantages to Risk-Based Validation
For companies doing business in regulated environments, the benefits of implementing software systems are abundant.
Why Root-Cause Analysis Sucks in the United States
Question: When the first-grade boy asked to use the washroom, the teacher said that he must first say his ABCs aloud.
Tom Peters to Speak at ASQ India Conference
(ASQ: Milwaukee, Wisconsin) -- The American Society for Quality and the Federation of Indian Chambers of Commerce and Industry (FICCI) have joined forces to promote business excellence and quality to Indian CEOs and other senior-level executives at a conference in New Delhi on November 21.
ASQ pro
WCBF Entry Deadline
Time is running out to submit an entry on behalf of your company, individual, or project for WCBF’s 2008 Global Six Sigma and Business Impr
Why Root-Cause Analysis Sucks in the United States
Question: When the first-grade boy asked to use the washroom, the teacher said that he must first say his ABCs aloud. The little boy obediently did so, but he skipped the “P” and the “Y.” The teacher asked, “Why did you skip the ‘P’ and the ‘Y’?”
