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Changes for Better or Worse

November 2, 2009
By:Control, a senior compliance officer
Pharmaceutical Technology

New tests solve one issue, but cheaper plastic and new stoppers cause problems.

Sneaky and Suspicious

October 2, 2009
By:Control, a senior compliance officer
Pharmaceutical Technology

Like life, the workplace also can have many surprises.

Of Audits and Gunk

September 2, 2009
By:Control, a senior compliance officer
Pharmaceutical Technology

Thanks to their keen observations, these auditors reveal the true culprits of deviations.

Bio Burdens

August 2, 2009
By:Control, a senior compliance officer
Pharmaceutical Technology

An ounce of contamination usually leads to a mountain of investigation.

Wasting Away

July 2, 2009
By:Control, a senior compliance officer
Pharmaceutical Technology

Some GMP agents seem to find a way to squander time, money, and common sense.

Operator Error

June 2, 2009
By:Control, a senior compliance officer
Pharmaceutical Technology

Short-term problems in software or hardware lead to long-term manufacturing troubles.

Missing Something?

May 2, 2009
By:Control, a senior compliance officer
Pharmaceutical Technology

Process steps, GMP documents, a purification vessel, and validation seem to disappear.

Out of Control

April 2, 2009
By:Control, a senior compliance officer
Pharmaceutical Technology

GMP agents report on old products, aseptic violations, and unexpected emotions.

Detective Work

March 2, 2009
By:Control, a senior compliance officer
Pharmaceutical Technology

The source of a problem reveals itself after some investigation, or it may crash down on you.

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