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Fullscope helps medical device manufacturers address two distinct
operational challenges: running efficient discrete production activities
while maintaining FDA compliance.
Efficient Discrete Production Activities
Designed for mid-size and larger companies, Microsoft
Dynamics AX is a multi-language, multicurrency enterprise resource
planning (ERP) solution. Its core strengths are in manufacturing
and order processing.
Microsoft Dynamics AX has over 5000 users worldwide and frequently
replaces Oracle and SAP. It is sold only by authorized Microsoft
resellers like Fullscope, and includes applications for financials,
CRM, SCM, human resources, project management and analytics.
Because it integrates with widely-familiar Microsoft products such
as Microsoft SQL Server, BizTalk Server, Exchange, Office, and Window,
employees can work with the tools they are likely to be already
familiar with, lowering training costs.
FDA Compliance
Medical device manufacturers have discrete/hybrid production processes
that rely on bills of material (BOMs), but they must meet the same
FDA compliance guidelines as pharmaceutical/life sciences companies
that have formula-driven production processes.
All companies that produce regulated devices or substances must
demonstrate that they can meet the processing, safety and tracking
standards required by law. Fullscope’s FDA
Validation Workbench software for tracking and managing validation
activities, templates for completing the documentation required
by the U.S. FDA, documentation for a vendor audit of Process Industries
for Microsoft Dynamics AX, and consulting services to assist the
manufacturer in completing the validation process.
The U.S. FDA and other similar regulatory agencies worldwide validate
a manufacturer’s implementation and use of a vendor’s software rather
than the software itself, forcing each medical devices company to
conduct a complete validation process. The software, documentation
and services provided in Fullscope’s FDA Validation Workbench can
help reduce the time and effort required by capturing as much of
the standard information as possible from each manufacturer.
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