Yardley, PA, July 17, 2007, Axendia, Inc. a trusted advisor to Life-Science Executives on Business, Regulatory and Technology strategies, today announced that it has been […]
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By Daniel R. Matlis In 2005, I had the opportunity to visit Pfizer’s Groton, CT, facility to learn about the company’s implementation of its smart
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By Daniel R. Matlis Last week Google Announced the formation of a high powered Google Health Advisory Council. The mission of the council is to
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by Daniel R. Matlis I recently wrote a whitepaper discussing how Biological product manufacturers seek to achieve two seemingly contradictory objectives: Implement tight controls over
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By Daniel R. Matlis This weeks CIO magazine has an interesting article entitled “Tilting at Silos: Fostering Teamwork Between Insulated Groups” http://www.cio.com/article/118350?source=nlt_cioinsider The author makes
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By Daniel R. Matlis The Lifetime warranty is why so many people buy Craftsman Tools. It doesn’t matter if you inherited that wrench from your grandfather,
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by Daniel R. Matlis On May 10th, the FDA issued Guidance for Industry on “Computerized Systems Used in Clinical Investigations” Although the guidance provides Nonbinding
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The Session Will Address Business and Technology Enablers to Bridge Information Gap FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE CONTACT: Monica Malave Director, Marketing & Communications mmalave@axendia.com Yardley, PA,
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Daniel R. Matlis A colleague once shared a sign he saw in a restaurant. It read something like this: You can have your food Good,
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This week, Medical Product Outsourcing (MPO) published my article entitled: “Can I Make Your Pacemaker Software Run Faster”. If you are a regular reader of
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By Daniel R. Matlis On February 13, I wrote about Y2K7, so I thought it would be a good idea to heed my own advice
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