Managing Risk with EQMS

by | May 18, 2018 | Uncategorized

Having the ability to meet the customers’ requirements, comply with international standards and regulations, and mitigate potential risks is what’s on the mind of any QA or RA professional in the life sciences industry. With that said, being able to utilize an Enterprise Quality Management Software (EQMS) ensures that tasks and activities are being accomplished in an efficient and timely manner.

Although there are many EMQS platforms on the market place today, there is only one Intelligent EQMS, and that is QualiPro. During this brief webinar, we will provide you with an overview of QualiPro, its structure and capabilities. Also, we will briefly demonstrate how QualiPro is the ONLY EQMS that can truly help with your risk management and compliance challenges.

Emma International

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