
| | We offer an effective blend of computer related
systems (CRS) validation, quality software development auditing, cGMP compliance
in automated systems, and 21 CFR Part 11 services, achieving excellence
unparalleled in the industry. Our rich experience in computer systems in GMP
applications dates back over 25 years. Our people are the simple key to the
excellence, dedication, experience and skill that will make your computer
validation project a real success.
Key Areas of Expertise
- Process Controls
- Automation
- Data Collection, Archive, Retrieval
Our Methods
We apply the generally accepted PMA (the former
Pharmaceutical Manufacturer's Association) model for computer validation
or GAMP 5, as you prefer. These models are life cycle approaches endorsed
by industry, vendors, and the Food and Drug Administration (FDA). They can
be confusing, hard to understand and even harder to apply to your specific
project. Let us help your staff break through the confusing world of
validation steps and terminology.
- Process Controls
- From isolated equipment or systems to total plant control, we will
plan, develop, and execute the complete program. When we are done, we
leave systems that are robust, well designed, and work reliably. We
can assist in the entire GAMP 5 process, beginning at the conceptual
stage (often the most critical, and the most neglected). We are
experts in integrating process control qualification with the
qualification of the controlled systems.
- Automation
- We will assist you in the development of highly integrated, GMP
based automation strategies. Exactly what should you automate? How do
you balance the upfront capital cost with daily operating
efficiencies? How does the new risk-based GMP model impact my
automation plans? We can help you think, plan and execute in this
critical area.
- Data Collection, Archive, Retrieval
- Data is the most valuable product of a computerized process control
system. Done well, a robust data system will archive accurately,
reliably, or tell you immediately if something is wrong. That is the
Gavin Pharmaceutical Services way to great data systems.
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