Manufacturing Industry

MES reduces FDA compliance costs: medical device manufacturers face stringent regulations. Manufacturing Execution Systems can help reduce the cost of compliance.(Quality Software & Analysis )(Food and Drug Administration)

Quality, February, 2004 by Vinhais, Joseph

Medical device manufacturers, like manufacturers in other industries, must control costs, ensure product quality and shorten time-to-market. For the life science manufacturing industry, a noncompliant product or process does not simply result in expensive rework or customer dissatisfaction, it can cause illness, disablement, even fatality.

As a result, the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) requires that life science manufacturers meet stringent quality and manufacturing standards. The industry is guided by quality standards including a new FDA regulation, Regulation 21 CFR Part 820. Like ISO 13485, the International Organization for Standardization's quality assurance model for organizations that produce, install and service medical device products, 21...

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