Read, Learn, Innovate: Top Blog Posts from December 2021
Featured in this edition of iSpeak Reading Roundup, are the top blog posts from December 2021. Discover key insights for cleaning validation practices, risk-based approaches to quality, and more for what the pharmaceutical industry was reading last month.
Aseptic Conference Provides Solutions to Pharmaceutical Challenges
Read, Learn, Innovate: Pharmaceutical Engineering® Holiday Reading Edition
Featured in this edition of the Pharmaceutical Engineering® Online Reading Roundup are some great reading selections for the holidays! This year’s holiday topic: biopharma, cell and gene therapies, and ATMPs. That topic is the theme for the November-December 2021 issue , and here are some earlier articles on these important and timely topics.
2021 Highlights from ISPE Volunteer Spotlight
Volunteers are the lifeblood of ISPE. Along with staff, they implement the global mission of the Society and produce essential content that benefits the life sciences industry. ISPE values our volunteers’ time and the commitment they make to sharing their knowledge and talents for the good of others. There are numerous ways to get involved with ISPE from serving on a committee to reviewing a Guidance Document. And there are numerous benefits you’ll get from volunteering with ISPE.
Contamination and Cross-Contamination Control Strategy in Shared Facilities for High Potent Products
ISPE starts 2022 with a bang, with the 31st Annual Face-to-Face 2022 ISPE Aseptic Conference, March 14-15, offering attendees several unique perspectives and case studies across various sessions.
Got a Strong Culture? Know Where You Stand and How to Improve.
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Competitive advantage and sustained business results depend on leaders building and maintaining a strong culture. This has been reinforced by the increased challenges in attracting and retaining talent. The FDA is also placing significant focus on Quality Management Maturity. But how do leaders know if they are on track? Assessing leadership systems is often overlooked or much more difficult to accomplish when compared to more tangible quality systems.
