Preventing Rework Through Intelligent, Real-Time Error Detection

Saurabh Joshi (Senior Director - Industry Solutions) will present the webinar Preventing Rework Through Intelligent, Real-Time Error Detection on Sep 9, at 8:00 AM EDT. There is a second session at 12:00 PM EDT.

In pharmaceutical commissioning, qualification, and validation (CQV) projects — or requalification and revalidation efforts — rework caused by documentation errors, test execution deviations, and compliance gaps can create costly delays and regulatory risk. Traditional validation methods, often paper-based or semi-digital, lack the agility and intelligence needed to proactively detect and prevent errors.  

In this webinar, you’ll see how an intelligent, paperless validation Software-as-a-Service (SaaS) system helps you prevent execution errors and mitigate rework through real-time error detection. 

The system leverages deep learning, rule-based logic, and contextual data analysis to monitor protocol execution, data entry, and even objective evidence. Errors, inconsistencies, and compliance issues are flagged instantly, allowing immediate corrective action before they escalate into costly rework. The platform strenghens compliance with HIPAA, GDPR, and GxP standards, protects proprietary data, and improves traceability and audit readiness. 

You can expect to see up to a 20% reduction in validation timelines, fewer rework cycles, more efficient processes, and stronger data integrity — all while keeping people at the center of  decision-making.  

By enabling intelligent automation and real-time oversight, this system transforms qualification and validation projects into more agile, compliant, and right-first-time processes — underscoring the critical role intelligent digital solutions play in driving quality, efficiency, and regulatory compliance. 

Register now to see how this intelligent digital solution can help you cut costs, prevent rework, and drive faster, more reliable CQV outcomes. 

Even if you are not able to attend the live event, we still recommend registering in order to receive a link to the full recording.

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