Upcoming Webinar: Unlocking Digital Transformation in Life Sciences: Embrace CSA for Rapid Innovation

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In the fast-paced world of life sciences manufacturing, keeping up with technological advancements while ensuring patient safety and product quality is crucial. Traditional validation methods have often been cited as barriers to innovation. To address this, the FDA has released new draft guidance designed to accelerate the adoption of modern technologies and empower digital transformation.

We’re excited to invite you to an upcoming webinar where leaders from AstraZeneca, Axendia, and Tulip will share their experiences and insights on how life sciences manufacturers can modernize their operations using the CSA (Computer Software Assurance) approach. Learn how AstraZeneca has successfully embraced this risk-based methodology to drive innovation, efficiency, and ultimately, deliver greater value to patients.

Key Topics Covered:

  • AstraZeneca’s Digital Transformation Journey: Discover AstraZeneca’s strategies for fostering innovation, enhancing productivity, and improving patient outcomes.
  • The Impact of CSA: Explore how the CSA approach prioritizes patient safety and product quality while reducing non-value-added documentation.
  • Driving Change in Your Organization: Gain insights from industry experts on how to leverage advanced technologies and government support to accelerate your transformation.

Why Attend?

  • Get expert insights on modernizing validation processes for digital transformation.
  • Learn how to partner with quality teams to drive innovation and ensure compliance with the CSA approach.
  • Discover best practices for enhancing product quality through a risk-based assurance strategy.

Don’t miss this chance to learn from industry pioneers and gain actionable insights for your digital transformation journey. Register now to secure your spot!

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Landing page doesn’t seem to have date/time info…

Hi @jmlowden - It should be on there now!

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Isn’t this 3:00 PM GMT?