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Overview
The presenter and guest speakers may be in any part of the world
as long as they have access to a phone. Attendees listen on the
phone either as single persons at their desk or together with
colleagues in a seminar or conference room. Slides and other
material can be downloaded from a special website site and viewed
either as printouts or an computer or video screen. Before, during
and after the seminar attendees can ask questions either life or
through web forms.
The seminars are recorded and are available either as CD or as
Web Download. Orders of recorded seminars include all reference
material
Times:
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8 a.m.
Europe: CET 5 p.m. (Paris/Berlin)
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Validation of Analytical Methods and Procedures
(234)
Conduct and Document for Efficiency and FDA, USP/EP and ISO
17025 Compliance
February 4, 2010
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Validation and Use of Excel® Spreadsheets in Regulated
Environments (235)
Comply with GxPs, Part11, HIPAA, SOX and other regulations.
February 18, 2010
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Simplify Validation and Qualification with ASTM E2500
(236)
Cost Effective Alternative for Equipment Qualification and
System Validation
February 25, 2010
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Analysis of Metal Impurities According to New USP
Chapters (240)
Understanding the Proposed USP Chapters <232>, <233> and <2232>
for Elemental Impurities
March 3, 2010 - Order includes audio file and all reference
material
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How to Efficiently Get ISO 17025 Accreditation
(237)
Step-by-step from the idea to cost-effective implementation
March 4, 2010
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Documentation for FDA and ISO 17025 Compliance
(238)
Step-by-step Instructions with Sample Documents
March 25, 2010
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Qualification and Calibration of Stability Chambers
(239)
Learn how to select, conduct and document the right test
parameters and conditions
March 31, 2010
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General Compliance/Inspections
- Good Manufacturing
Practices (154)
Introduction, requirements and impact on your organization
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Successful FDA Inspections: Preparation - Conduct - Follow Up
(225)
- Strategies to Implement
FDA's New Quality System Guide (117)
- How to Comply with
International GMP Regulations and Guidelines (121)
- Risk Management for
FDA/EU Regulated Industries (129)
Introduction and Strategies for Compliance and Trouble-free
Operation
- FDA Compliant Testing for
Validation and Qualification (137)
What - How - How to Document
- Inspection of
Pharmaceutical Quality Control Laboratories (139)
Step-by-step Instructions with Sample Documents
- Effective GxP Training
Practices (148)
What to Train - How much to Train - How to Document
Effectiveness
- Good Laboratory Practice
Regulations (179)
Introduction and Strategies for Implementation
- Documentation for FDA
Compliance (181)
Step-by-step Instructions with Sample Documents
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Understanding USP Documents and Reference Standards (191)
General Chapters, General Notices, Monographs, Forum, Reference
Standards
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Writing Effective SOPs For Regulatory Compliance
(198)
Content, format, approval, training and distribution.
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Effective Training Practices for FDA Compliance
(204)
What to train - How much to Train - How to Document
Effectiveness
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Raw Data in FDA Regulated Environments (209)
FDA/EU compliant recording, maintenance and archiving
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Six Steps to Successful FDA GMP Inspections
With Tool Kits for Preparation, Conduct and
Follow-up
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How to Efficiently Build a GLP Laboratory
Step-by-step from design to cost-effective implementation
Equipment Qualification
Software/Computer Validation
- Validation of
Computerized Laboratory Systems (106)
Implementing the new GAMP Laboratory Systems Guide
- Validation of Software
and Computer Systems in Analytical Laboratories (112)
- Eight steps for
Cost-effective Software and Computer Validation (119)
- Assessment of Software
and Computer System Suppliers (122)
- How to Avoid the Top 10
Worst Computer Validation Mistakes (124)
- How to define User
Requirement Specifications for Computer Systems (126)
- Validation of
Configurable Off-the Shelf Computer Systems (COTS) (136)
- FDA Compliant Testing for
Validation and Qualification (137)
- Change Control of
Computer Systems (138)
- Master Planning for
Computer System Validation (144)
Includes 10 SOPs and a master and project plan
- Risk Based Validation of
Software and Computer Systems (147)
Optimize Your Resources and Comply with FDA Guidelines
- Computer System
Validation (156)
Requirements and strategies for implementation
- Validation and Use of
Excel Spreadsheets in Regulated Environments (162)
Comply with GxPs, Part11, HIPAA, SOX and other regulations
- Configuration Management
and Change Control of Computer Systems (164)
Hardware - Firmware - Software - Networks
- Computer System
Validation for GLP (167)
How much is enough?
- Retirement of Computer
Systems (170)
Strategies for FDA Compliance and Tools for Implementation
- FDA's New Guidance on
using Computers for Clinical Trials (177)
Understanding FDA's New Approach Towards Computer Systems
- August 9, 2007
- Validation and Use of MS
Access™ Databases in GxP and Part11 Environments (178)
- Validation and Part11
Compliance of Chromatographic Data Systems (183)
With 10 Validation Examples: From planning to system retirement
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Validation and Part 11 Compliance of Electronic Document
Management Systems (186)
With Validation Examples: From planning to system retirement
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Learning from Recent FDA Warning Letters Related to Computer
System Validation and Part 11
With Clear Recommendations for Corrective and Preventive Actions
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Contingency and Disaster Recovery Planning for Computer Systems
(197)
To Ensure Business Continuity and Compliance
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Understanding and Implementing the New EU Annex 11
Learn about specific requirements and get tools for
implementation
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Cost Effective Software and Computer System Validation (202)
Take Advantage of New Recommendations from FDA, EU Annex 11 and
GAMP® 5
- Writing Effective Test
Scripts and Validation Protocols for the Bio/Pharmaceutical
Industry (115)
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Validation of Existing/Legacy Computer Systems (207)
FDA/EU requirements and strategies and tools for implementation
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Auditing Computer Systems for FDA and EU Compliance (211)
For Validation and Part 11 Compliance in Pharmaceutical and
Device Industries
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Master Planning for Software and Computer Validation (212)
With examples for master and several project plans
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Requirement Management for Equipment and Computer Systems (213)
Strategies for Development, Documentation and Updates or
Requirement Specifications
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Validation and Use of Excel® Spreadsheets in Regulated
Environments (214)
Comply with GxPs, Part11, HIPAA, SOX and other regulations.
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Management and Validation of Computers for ISO 17025
(216)
Requirements, Recommendations and Tools for Implementation
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Risk Based Validation of Software and Computer Systems
Strategies for FDA/EU Compliance and Tools for Implementation
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Computer System Validation: Step-by-Step
With Case Studies and IQ, OQ, PQ Protocols for Easy
Implementation
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Validation and Use of Excel® Spreadsheets in Regulated
Environments (235)
Comply with GxPs, Part11, HIPAA, SOX and other regulations.
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Simplify Validation and Qualification with ASTM E2500 (236)
Cost Effective Alternative for Equipment Qualification and
System Validation
Network/Internet compliance
Electronic records/electronic signatures
Laboratories
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Validation of Software and Computer Systems in Analytical
Laboratories (112)
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Validation of Computerized Laboratory Systems (106)
Implementing the new GAMP Laboratory Systems Guide
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Laboratory Equipment Qualification (114)
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Writing Effective Test Scripts and Validation Protocols for the
Bio/Pharmaceutical Industry (115)
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FDA Compliant Electronic Records Management (134)
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Audits of Computer Systems in Laboratories and Manufacturing
(116)
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Inspection of Pharmaceutical Quality Control Laboratories (139)
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Validation of Automated Laboratory Systems (141)
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Increasing Productivity with Electronic Laboratory Notebooks
(146)
Selection, Implementation and Strategies for Compliance
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Auditing Analytical Laboratories for FDA Compliance (159)
Preparation - conduct - follow up - documentation
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Risk Management for Laboratory Systems (160)
Strategies and tools for implementation
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Analytical Instrument Qualification According to USP Chapter
<1058> (163)
Introduction, Update and Recommendations for Implementation
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Learning from Laboratory Related FDA Warning Letters (166)
Learn from Mistakes Others Made and How You Can Avoid Them
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Verification of Compendial Methods (171)
For FDA Compliance and Highest Efficiency
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Validation and Part11 Compliance of Chromatographic Data Systems
(183)
With 10 Validation Examples: From planning to system retirement
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System Suitability in Chromatographic Compendial Methods (188)
Understanding and Implementing Recent Changes of USP and EP
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Validation of Analytical Methods and Procedures (190)
Conduct and Document for Efficiency and FDA, USP/EP and ISO
17025 Compliance
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Understanding the New USP <1058> for Analytical Instrument
Qualification (192)
With SOPs and Case Studies for Easy Implementation
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Selection and Use of (Certified) Reference Material (194)
Strategies for FDA and ISO 17025 Compliance and Tools for
Implementation
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Sampling and Sample Handling in Laboratories
Strategies for FDA and ISO 17025 Compliance and Tools for
Implementation (195)
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Development and Validation of Stability Indicating Methods (196)
Planning - Design - Conduct - Documentation
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FDA/EU cGMP Compliance for Laboratories
Requirements and Tools for Implementation
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Residual Solvent Analysis According to USP <467> (206)
Understanding and implementing the revised chapter
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Bioanalytical Method Validation (208)
Conduct and Document for Efficiency and FDA and EMEA compliance
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Effective Gap Analysis for ISO 17025 (210)
With Practical Tools for Easy Implementation
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Measurement Uncertainty in Chemical Analysis (215)
With tools to comply with ISO17025 Standard and FDA expectations
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Management and Validation of Computers for ISO 17025 (216)
Requirements, Recommendations and Tools for Implementation
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Traceability in Chemical Analysis (218)
With strategies and tools for ISO 17025 and FDA Compliance
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Effective Verification of Compendial Methods (219)
Understanding USP and FDA Requirements and get Tools for
Implementation
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Auditing Laboratories for FDA and ISO 17025 Compliance (222)
Preparation - conduct - follow up - documentation
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Managing Out of Trend Results in Pharmaceutical Manufacturing
and Quality Control (223)
Comply with the FDA and international guidances
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Understanding and Implementing ISO 17025
(225)
Requirements, Strategies and Tool Kits for Laboratory
Accreditation
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Calibration and Qualification in Analytical Laboratories
(226)
With examples from planning to reporting
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FDA Compliant and Efficient HPLC Qualification and Testing
Learn how to select, conduct and document the right tests in the
right sequence
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How to Efficiently Build a GLP Laboratory
Step-by-step from design to cost-effective implementation
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FDA Compliant Transfer of Analytical Methods 231
Prepare your Lab for the NEW USP General Chapter
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Stability Testing in Pharmaceutical and API Industry (233)
Learn how to design, conduct and document studies for FDA and
ICH
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Validation of Analytical Methods and Procedures (234)
Conduct and Document for Efficiency and FDA, USP/EP and ISO
17025 Compliance
-
How to Efficiently Get ISO 17025 Accreditation
(237)
Step-by-step from the idea to cost-effective implementation
-
Qualification and Calibration of Stability Chambers (238)
Learn how to select, conduct and document the right test
parameters and conditions
-
Analysis of Metal Impurities According to New USP Chapters
(240)
Understanding the Proposed USP Chapters <232>, <233> and <2232>
for Elemental Impurities
Failure Investigation/OOS/CAPA, Root Cause Analysis
Manufacturing
All seminars include
- The audio file is available either on CD or as web download
- Orders include reference materials on a dedicated website
for instant download
- Strategies for Cost
Effective Network Compliance and System Uptime
- Using Excel® in
Part11/GxP Regulated Environments
- The Ultimate Answers and
Tools You Need to Define and Document Your Part 11 Scope and
Controls
- FDA's 21 CFR Part 11:
Requirements, New Scope and Recommendations for Implementation
- Design and Validation of
Spreadsheets for Part 11 and GxP Compliance
- Validation of
Computerized Laboratory Systems Implementing the new GAMP
Laboratory Systems Guide
- Successful FDA
Inspections: Preparation - Conduct - Follow Up
- Effective Training for
FDA Compliance
- Risk Based Computer
Validation and Part 11 Compliance
- Configuration Management
and Change Control of Software and Computer Systems
- Writing Effective SOPs
for the Healthcare Industry
- Validation of Software
and Computer Systems in Analytical Laboratories
- Effective Master Planning
for Computer Validation
- Laboratory Equipment
Qualification
- Writing Effective Test
Scripts and Validation Protocols for the Bio/Pharmaceutical
Industry
- Audits of Computer
Systems in Laboratories and Manufacturing
- Strategies to Implement
FDA's New Quality System Guide
- Validation and Use of
Excel Spreadsheets in GxP and Part 11 Environments
- Eight steps for
cost-effective Software and Computer Validation
- Using Internet and
Intranet in FDA/EU Regulated Environments
- How to Comply with
International GMP Regulations and Guidelines
- Assessment of Software
and Computer System Suppliers
- Managing OOS and
Corrective/Preventive Actions
- How to Avoid the Top 10
Worst Computer Validation Mistakes
- Network Infrastructure
Qualification - Introduction and strategies for compliance and
system uptime
- How to define User
Requirement Specifications for Computer Systems
- 21 CFR Part 11 -
Electronic Records and Electronic Signature
- Electronic Raw Data in
FDA Regulated Environments
- Risk Management for
FDA/EU Regulated Industries Introduction and Strategies for
Compliance and Trouble-free Operation
- Managing Failure
Investigations and OOS Situations
- Strategies for an
Effective Root Cause Analysis and CAPA Program
- Analytical Instrument
Qualification (AIQ)
- Using Excel in Regulated
Environments
- FDA Compliant Electronic
Records Management
- FDA/EU Compliance in
Analytical Laboratories
- Validation of
Configurable Off-the Shelf Computer Systems (COTS)
- FDA Compliant Testing for
Validation and Qualification
- Change Control for
Computer Systems
- Inspection of
Pharmaceutical Quality Control Laboratories
- Developing a Validation
Master Plan for Pharmaceutical Manufacturing
- Validation of Automated
Laboratory Systems
- Validation of Analytical
Methods and Procedures
- Documentation for GxP
Compliance
- Computer System
Validation Master and Project Planning
- Network Infrastructure
Qualification
- Increasing Productivity
With Electronic Laboratory Notebooks
- Risk Based Validation of
Software and Computer Systems
- Effective GxP Training
Practices
- Using the SAFE Standard
for Digital Signatures
- Using the Internet in
Regulated Environments
- Validation and Use of MS
Access™ Databases in GxP and Part11 Environments
- How to Prepare Your
Organization for the 'New' Part 11
- Good Laboratory Practices
- Current Good
Manufacturing Practices
- Equipment Qualification
- Computer Validation
- Preventing and Handling
Security Incidents
- Raw Data in FDA/EU
Regulated Environments
- Auditing Analytical
Laboratories for FDA Compliance
- Risk Management for
Laboratory Systems
- Managing OOS Test Results
and Failure Investigations
- Validation and Use of
Excel® Spreadsheets in Regulated Environments
- Analytical Instrument
Qualification (AIQ) According to USP Chapter <1058>
- Configuration Management
and Change Control for Computer Systems
- FDA Compliant Standard
Operating Procedures
- Learning from Laboratory
Related Warning Letters
- Computer System
Validation for GLP
- How to Comply with
International GMP Regulations
- Managing Out of Trend
Results in Pharmaceutical Manufacturing and Quality Control
- Retirement of Computer
Systems
- Verification of
Compendial Methods
- Electronic Raw Data in
FDA Regulated Environment
- IT Infrastructure and
Network Qualification
- Implementing FDA's 'New'
21 CFR Part 11
- Risk Based Computer
Validation for Highest Efficiency and FDA Compliance
- Transfer of Analytical
Methods and Procedures
- FDA's New Guide on Using
Computerized Systems in Clinical Investigations
- Validation and Use of MS
Access™ Databases in GxP and Part11 Environments
- Good Laboratory Practice
Regulations
- Using the Internet and
Intranet in Regulated Environments
- Documentation for FDA
Compliance
- Electronic Audit Trails
for FDA Compliance
- Validation and Part11
Compliance of Chromatographic Data Systems
- Cost Effective Electronic
Data Archiving for FDA Compliance
- Managing OOS, Failure
Investigations, and CAPA
- Validation and Part 11
Compliance of Electronic Document Management Systems
- Validation and Use of
Excel® Spreadsheets in Regulated Environments
- System Suitability in
Chromatographic Compendial Methods (188)
- Understanding and
Implementing ISO 17025
- Validation of Analytical
Methods and Procedures
-
Understanding USP Documents and Reference Standards (191)
-
Understanding the New USP <1058> for Analytical Instrument
Qualification
-
Learning from Recent FDA Warning Letters Related to Computer
Systems and Part 11
-
Selection and Use of (Certified) Reference Material
-
Sampling and Sample Handling in Laboratories
-
Development and Validation of Stability Indicating Methods
-
Contingency and Disaster Recovery Planning for Computer Systems
(197)
-
Writing Effective SOPs For Regulatory Compliance
-
Understanding and Implementing the New EU Annex 11
-
FDA/EU cGMP Compliance for Laboratories
-
Out-of-Specification Data Trending
-
Cost Effective Software and Computer System Validation
-
FDA Globalization Act of 2008: More Fees, More Inspections
-
Effective Training Practices for FDA Compliance
-
Test Scripts and Protocols for Equipment and Computer Validation
-
Residual Solvent Analysis According to USP <467>
-
Validation of Existing/Legacy Computer Systems
-
Bioanalytical Method Validation
-
Raw Data in FDA Regulated Environments
-
Effective Gap Analysis for ISO 17025
-
Auditing Computer Systems for FDA and EU Compliance
-
Master Planning for Software and Computer Validation
-
Requirement Management for Equipment and Computer Systems
-
Validation and Use of Excel® Spreadsheets in Regulated
Environments
-
Measurement Uncertainty in Chemical Analysis
-
Management and Validation of Computers for ISO 17025
-
IT Infrastructure and Network Qualification
-
Traceability in Chemical Analysis
-
Effective Verification of Compendial Methods
-
Risk Based Validation of Software and Computer Systems
-
Latest Updates for Computer Validation and
Part 11 Compliance
-
Auditing Laboratories for FDA and ISO 17025 Compliance
-
Managing Out of Trend Results in Pharmaceutical Manufacturing
and Quality Control
-
Understanding and Implementing ISO 17025
-
Six Steps to Successful FDA GMP Inspections
-
Calibration and Qualification in Analytical Laboratories
-
Handling Out-of-Specification Tests Results and Failure
Investigations
-
FDA Compliant HPLC Qualification and Performance Testing
-
How to Efficiently Build a GLP Laboratory
-
FDA's New Enforcement of 21 CFR Part 11
-
FDA Compliant Transfer of Analytical Methods
-
Computer System Validation: Step-by-Step
-
Stability Testing in Pharmaceutical and API
Industry (233)
-
Validation of Analytical Methods and Procedures (234)
-
Validation and Use of Excel® Spreadsheets in Regulated
Environments (235)
-
Simplify Validation and Qualification with ASTM E2500 (236)
-
How to Efficiently Get ISO 17025 Accreditation
(237)
-
Documentation for FDA and ISO 17025 Compliance
(238)
-
Qualification and Calibration of Stability Chambers (239)
-
Analysis of Metal Impurities According to New
USP Chapters (240)
- No traveling inconvenience - saves time and money
- Single attendees can attend from the convenience of their
desk.
- Multiple attendees can share a seminar/conference room and
discuss the outcome
Single users
Registrants entitles single users to a phone connection. The user
will get a phone number to call into the conference and a web
address for downloading the handout and reference material.
Site users
Registration entitles the registrant to one telephone connection.
The registrant can book a seminar/meeting/conference room and invite
as many people as he/she wishes to listen to the seminar on a
speakerphone. The registrant receives a website address for
downloading the handout and reference material.
Corporate users
Registration entitles the company to five phone number
connections at multiple sites. Designated employees can either
attend as single users from their desk or employees from different
sites can attend as teams from seminar/conference rooms
For recorded seminars we offer several options. All options
include access to the full reference material and to the Q&A
session.
CD
The CD includes the recorded seminar and is available for
shipment approx. a week after the seminar. Ordering the CD also
includes access to the full reference material and to the Q&A
session. CD's can be used by all users at one site. Ordering is
possible at the day of the seminar announcement and any time later.
Benefits of this option is multiple replay by single and multiple
users.
Internet download
The download option includes the recorded seminar as MP3 file and
is available for download approx. two working days after the seminar
and at any time later. Ordering this option also includes access to
the full reference material and to the Q&A session. The download
option is available for single users and sites.
Discount for Usersclub members
Members of the Labcompliance Usersclub get a discount of up to
$100 for each seminar
Custom offer
If none of the above option fits you needs, Labcompliance is
flexible enough to customize the audio seminar for one-on-one
sessions, site or corporate sessions. It is also possible to set up
seminars on specific topics that are of interest for your company.
The best way to look at the competence of Labcompliance would be to
look at the topics presented at national or international
conferences.
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websites
- Regular price: $349
- Purchase of three: $942 (10% volume discount)
- Purchase of five: $1482 (15% volume discount)
- Purchase of 10: $2792 (20% volume discount)
- Purchase of 20: $5235 (25% volume discount)
- Purchase of 30: $7329 (30% volume discount)
User club members will get an additional discount of $200.
For ordering,
click here.
Each seminar includes a tool kit for easy implementation of
seminar topics. Examples are:
- Master plans
- Primers
- Checklists
- SOPs
- Templates
- Examples
- Reference papers
- FDA presentations
- FDA warning letters
- FDA inspection reports and warning letters,
Question:
How long does one seminar last?
Answer:
Typically one hour.
Question
Is this the same as a web seminar?
Answer
It is not what you call a web seminar but it has similar or
better features, benefits and advantages. In a web seminar typically
you need a computer, an internet connection and a phone line at the
same time to view the slides and listen to the sound. With audio
seminars you always can download the slides prior to the seminar and
you can view the slides and listen on a phone independent from an
internet connection. In addition you get a lot of reference material
that you can use as a pre-study, so you are much better prepared.
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Can I ask questions during the seminar?
Answer
Yes, you can ask questions and make comments by e-mail before,
during and after the seminar. For e-mails you can either use the
form on the website or you can send an e-mail to
huber@labcompliance.com. You also can ask questions over the during
the seminar.
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What is the difference between site option and CD
Answer
Most important: Information: you get is exactly the same on CD
and as recorded site option. Both include access to the same
reference material. Both options include the recorded seminar, so
you or your colleagues can listen as many times as necessary. And
you acn use the web form to ask questions. CD takes about a week for
shipment. With the recorded site option you can download the seminar
right after payment has received.
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Answer
Yes, they are posted at the seminar website around 2-3 days after
the seminar.
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Can we ask questions anonymously?
Answer
Usually we don't mention your name and company when we answer
your question life or on the website.
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Is there a script for the seminar?
Answer
Yes, for most of them, not for all. If available, scripts are
posted at the seminar website about two weeks after the seminar
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Are the telephone costs included in the seminar fee?
Answer
No, they are not.
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information?
Answer
All seminars are recorded so you can go back to the overview page
and select the seminar you are interested. You can either order a CD
or you can order an Internet download. The file format for the
downloads is MP3 and you get the recorded seminar faster, however,
the quality of the CD is slightly better.
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Do the recorded seminars include all the hand-outs?
Answer
Yes. When you purchase any recorded seminar option, you get
access to the same website as for the live session. This includes
all handouts.
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Can I ask questions when I order a recorded seminar?
Answer
Yes. Either use the form on the seminar website or send an e-mail
to huber@labcompliance.com with Re: Audio-Number or Title
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I am a member of the Labcompliance Usersclub. Can I get a special
discount?
Answer
Yes, Usersclub members get a special discount. see the seminar
websites for more information.
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Hello, the materials are wonderful, however I was unable to save
the pdf files on my hard drive. Any recommendations? Thank you.
Answer
This function is common to all files, when you open them and hit
'File' on upper left corner, the 'save' functions are blanked out.
You need to click on the little disc and then it works. Or you don't
open at all but hit the right mouse button and save on any
directory.
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Can I order just the handout without registering for the seminar.
Answer
We do not offer such package. The individual SOPs can be ordered
from: www.labcompliance.com/solutions/sops the examples
www.labcompliance.com/solutions/examples
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Can I print the slides.
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Yes, you can print the slides. The slides are Powerpoint
presentations. If you don't have Powerpoint, we can send you PDF
files.
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Can I save the slides on the computer.
Answer
Yes, you can download the file from the reference website and
save iton the computer hard disk or on any other storage
device.
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What is the content of the recorded CD
Answer
The CD includes the audio file to replay the seminar. It also has
a link to a web address where you download all reference material as
advertised including the presentation