We’ve been getting a lot of requests, lately, to help companies decommission their old GxP systems. The systems were once validated and still contain GxP data that might someday need to be reviewed or analyzed, but they’re no longer being actively used. They’re just sitting there, taking up server space, undergoing basic IT maintenance, […]
Financial Services
One Way Digital Technology Is Changing FinTech
I really don’t like carrying cash. And, the only reason I do is because that’s all my barber accepts. I prefer using digital money. Huh, digital money? According to Investopedia, digital money is “any means of payment that exists purely in electronic form.” In other words, think of digital money as using any payment […]
A Bipartisan Effort To End Cancer
According to STAT, Vice President Joe Biden is meeting with over a dozen of the nation’s top cancer researchers today to talk about regulatory questions revolving around precision medicine. As you might recall, Biden’s son, Beau, recently died of brain cancer at the age of 46.
FDA Warning Letter For Shared Passwords (And Other Offenses)
On December 17, 2015, the FDA issued a warning letter to Sun Pharmaceuticals Industries Ltd. in Gujarat, India. Sun Pharma’s website boasts that it is the “World’s 5th Largest Specialty Generic Pharmaceutical Company” with over 2,000 products in more than 150 markets across the globe. When an organization that large winds up with a […]
The 10 Most Popular Life Sciences Blog Posts Of 2015
Welcome to the New Year! Similar to the way we share our most popular blog posts on a monthly basis, it only makes sense to look back at the most viewed posts from 2015. So, here it goes, with number one being the most read piece.
Top 5 Life Sciences Blog Posts From December 2015
Now that January is here, I thought it would be neat to look back at what our readers found most interesting last month. Below are the top five blog posts Perficient’s life sciences practice wrote in December – they’re ranked in order of popularity, with number one being the most viewed piece.
The Year in Review | Top 10 Financial Services Posts of 2015
There was a lot to talk about in 2015, but our most popular posts centered around compliance, security and risk management. Here are your favorite posts of the year: Ten | How to drive the most value from your compliance investments Compliance is a strategic imperative for financial services organizations. This post discussed how […]
Walmart Introduces It’s Own Mobile Payment Service – Walmart Pay
Instead of opting to accept Apple Pay or Android Pay, Walmart has decided to launch its own payment service called Walmart Pay. The largest retailer in the world describes Walmart Pay as “a fast, easy and secure way for customers to pay with their smartphones in Walmart stores,” and it is compatible with both iOS […]
Good Chance Your Doctor Doesn’t Know Your Med’s Real Indication
This is bizarre. It turns out that many doctors don’t know what the real, FDA-approved indications are for the medications they’re prescribing. In a Wall Street Journal article that discusses the risks of off-label uses for prescription drugs, the author cites a 2009 study of 1,199 physicians (mostly primary care doctors and psychiatrists) that […]
American Financial Technology Awards 2015 – And The Winners Are…
The American Financial Technology Awards were announced on Monday evening in New York. A full-write up of the award winners will be forthcoming, but here is the list of the leaders in financial technology for 2015: Best Global Deployment – Nomura Securities Best Risk Management Initiative – Citadel Best Analytics Initiative – The Northern Trust […]
21 CFR Part 11 Compliance For CAPAs In Argus Safety
We recently discussed how Oracle’s safety system has the ability to produce ad hoc descriptive statistical reports on quality data. This brings us to the last rule we’ll discuss in our “Argus Safety for CAPAs” blog series.
The FDA Came Out With Its New Social Media Policy
For several years, the FDA has been the center of scrutiny for not having an official social media policy available on its website. According to the Union of Concerned Scientists, the FDA was the only one of 17 government agencies not to have social media policy…until now.