FDA Issues Guidelines for Using Statistics in Device Trials Speak Now or Forever Hold your Peace
By Daniel R. Matlis Do you know that tense moment during the wedding ceremony, when the officiant says “speak now or forever hold your peace?” […]
Want to Buy a Bridge? The Promise of Service-Oriented Architecture
By Daniel R. Matlis This is an excerpt of my recently published article in Medical Product Outsourcing. Medical device companies have been implementing manufacturing information
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Don’t forget the Process in PAT
By Daniel R. Matlis Do an internet search on Process Analytical Technology and you will be bombarded with sites for companies selling sensors, software and
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RFID on Prescription Drugs
By Daniel R. Matlis On the May 9th issue of Information Week, Mitch Wagner provides some simple and elegant solutions on his article entitled “A
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Should I Build or Should I Buy?
By Daniel R. Matlis If I had a penny for every time I’ve been asked this question… A company is looking for a customer complaints/ CAPA
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One Size Does Not Fit All
By Daniel R. Matlis My friends at MRO sent me an interesting whitepaper to review entitled “Understanding the Real Risk for Asset Intensive Industries”. In
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TBI is no longer TBD
By Daniel R. Matlis In the early 90’s I was involved in a project called Total Business Integration (TBI). The goal was to implement integrated
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Remember bell-bottom pants, platform shoes and Mainframes?
By Daniel R. Matlis You could blame it on the circle of life or Karma, but the Mainframe is back. IBM announced the mainframe for
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