Four Best Practices to Improve
Quality in the Supply Chain

Summary:

Markets and manufacturing practices have evolved and companies now work with an increasing number of global manufacturing and supply partners. As companies have pursued this broadened supply chain strategy, the ability to manage quality risk has become more challenging.

This eBook discusses the four best practices for managing quality in the supply chain, and how manufacturers today are reducing risk and gaining a competitive advantage by extending quality management beyond the four walls.

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Action Items
Adverse Events
Annual Product Review (APR)
Asset Tracking
Audits
Audits - EHS
Audits - GCP
Audits - GLP
Audits - GMP/Quality
Audits - SQM
Batch Record History Tracking
Batch Release/Lot Release
Calibrations/Preventive Maintenance
CAPA (Corrective/Preventive Action)
Change Control
Clinical Trials Management (CTMS)
Commitment Tracking
Complaints
Contract Tracking/Approvals
Deviations
Document Management
E2B
eMDR
Equipment Tracking
External Inspections
Help Desk
HR Management
Incidents
Internal Audit
Investigations
Issue Tracking
IT Tracking
Label Tracking
Lab Notebook Tracking
Nonconformance
Out of Specifications (OOS)
Out of Tolerance (OOT)
Product Recall/Withdrawl
Project Tracking
Recurring Commitments
Registration Tracking
Regulatory Commitments
Regulatory Reporting (nonAdverseEvents)
Re-test Dates/Product Testing Management
Risk Assessments
Risk Management
Sample Tracking
Service Request/Work Order
Six Sigma Project Management
Submission Tracking
Supplier Quality Management (SQM)
Training Management
UDI
Validation Tracking