Working on a medical device doesn’t end once it’s been introduced to the market; in fact, responsible medical device management involves recurring actions throughout its lifecycle. One critical...
Designing and manufacturing are two distinct stages in the production process. In an ideal world, they would align perfectly; unfortunately, that isn't always the case. Having a medical device...
Over the past five years, emphasis on On-Time, In-Full (OTIF) measurement has gained increasing prominence as a key performance indicator (KPI), particularly in tech supply chains. Walmart adopted...
One of the most crucial aspects of moving medical care into the 21st century is increased access. Giving healthcare providers the ability to interact with more data, diagnostic tools and treatment...
IT asset management creates a detailed, up-to-date inventory of an organization’s IT assets, which include any company-owned information, systems or hardware, and leverages this inventory to drive...
Manufacturers of medical devices depend not only on the innovative and precise components they have created as the core of the equipment they provide, but also on outside IT hardware and software...
All medical devices are classified as either reusable or single-use items. These devices range from Class I non-invasive items like pulse oximeter sensors, tourniquet cuffs and sequential compression...
A compliance audit, in a nutshell, is a process involving extensive reviews of a company’s commitment to adhere to regulatory guidelines. The nature of the audit varies depending on the industry and...
Cardinal Health commissioned a study that asked decision-makers at 150 hospitals about their most significant costs. Other than actually being paid, which came in first, the second-largest expense...
