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Tag Archives: Integrated Compliance
A Process Platform, Not A Process Tool
It’s true that ‘platform’ sounds like Marketing-speak. But there’s an important distinction between a process tool and a process platform. And it’s not widely appreciated, which is why so many organizations continue to waste so many millions of dollars on process tools that can never … Continue reading
The Process SOP Blues
It seems very odd at first. Why should Life Sciences organizations be so resistant to a change that is so self-evidently valuable? Why push back on something that makes things better, faster and cheaper? Standard Operating Procedures (SOP) are the basic building block of … Continue reading
Integrated Compliance Cuts Operating Costs By 9%
I have a soft spot for the Irish. Maybe it’s the ease with which they combine charm, erudition and homely common sense. So it was a real pleasure to interview Dee Carri, founder of Torque Management, for a Nimbus podcast … Continue reading
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Cut Compliance Costs – And Manage Risk Better
Is it really possible to significantly reduce compliance costs and, at the same time, to manage risk more effectively? Yes, it is – says Dee Carri of Torque Management in her new column this month in BP Trends. And she’s right. Dee … Continue reading