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Unlocking the potential of Computer System Assurance (CSA) in pharmaceuticals: A roadmap for a seamless transition from CSV to CSA.

How do we deliver objective evidence with a high degree of certainty it will withstand regulatory scrutiny? Technology tools like a VLMS hold the answer.

In this blog post, we will explore how making your transition from the traditional CSV to the new CSA approach can save you time and resources.

Writing good requirements during the requirements management process is the key to better product quality, accelerated development, and less rework.

A better resource use, a simpler process, and a superior product quality. These are some of the CSA benefits explored in this blog post.

Computer software validation (CSV) and computer software assurance (CSA) aren't all that different. So then, what's all the hype about? Let's discuss.

The upcoming transition from CSV to CSA models reduces the cost of validation and provides a more risk and science based approach.

This post examines four reasons tablet computers are ideal for validating computer systems, equipment, and instruments in controlled GMP manufacturing environments.

CSA is achievable under current regulation. If you’re following these 3 core CSV principles, odds are you’re already aligned with the new CSA methodology.