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Webcast: Facilities of the Future, Today
PharmaManufacturing.com
Join us for a review and moderated discussion of the issues and technologies driving new pharmaceutical manufacturing facility design and construction, both in the U.S. and in growing Asian markets. Among the questions, in the U.S. are: where are the facilities being built and how will that affect industry employment trends? How are they being designed?

Mitigating Dust Hazards in Oral Solid Dosage Facilities
A brief summary of best practices.

Groundbreakers: Tomorrow's Drug Manufacturing Facilities
Modular construction and disposable process equipment are maximizing agility and minimizing risk

Modular Construction in Pharma: No Longer a Novelty
Modularly constructed facilities are becoming less expensive, and more practical, for small and large drug manufacturers alike.

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White Papers: In Depth Research

Six Key Predictors of Outsourcing Success In A Maturing RE & FM Outsourcing Market
Author: UMS Advisory, Inc.
Posted: 01/07/2010
In this white paper, Nicole Ballard and Rakesh Kishan of UMS Advisory, Inc., provide an overview of the RE & FM Outsourcing Market and address main waves of market maturity. In particular, they examine significant outsourcing deals.

A Rapid and Sensitive UPLC/UV/MS Method for Simvastatin and Lovastatin in Support of Cleaning Validation Studies
Author: Waters Corp.
Posted: 09/26/2008
The analytical selectivity, sensitivity, and throughput of Waters ACQUITY UPLC Systems enhances cleaning validation studies, resulting in more confidence in results and significant cost savings. UPLC enables manufacturing plants to move through production batches faster, increasing productivity and efficiency.

Use of Universal HPLC Detection for Cleaning Validations
Author: ESA Biosciences, Inc.
Posted: 05/15/2008
Several methods and traditional cleaning solvents for manufacturing devices spiked with typical drug substances and impurities were measured using HPLC-UV and CAD detection. HPLC with CAD provides a more complete view of the data since the CAD response has less solvent interferences and does not require the presence of chromophores for detection.

How to Prepare for an Inspection of Your Company's Information Integrity
Author: Cerulean Associates LLC
Posted: 07/25/2007
Last year, 95% of all regulatory enforcement focused on one topic: the integrity - or lack thereof - of a company's information. Cerulean recommends the steps to prepare for an inspection of information integrity.

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