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Panos Boudouvas04/07/201 min read

Current Climate only emphasizes the need for efficient eQMS

Amidst this turbulent moment in our lives, with a global pandemic threatening us and our loved ones directly, and the specter of the coming economic recession already making waves, it is important to acknowledge that the hard work of life sciences development and manufacturing continues.  And while global regulatory requirements remain in place, many companies will be forced to stretch budgets further and possibly with fewer FTEs (due to cuts). And in a new complication-- teams will have to truly do more (or everything!) remotely-- manage policies and related training compliance, investigate deviations, manage change controls, host/conduct audits, sign/review documents, etc. 

For those relying on manual systems,  these conditions only exacerbate the problems you already know about in terms of scalability and inefficiency.  Some teams were already down the path in acquiring a platform only to find new concerns voiced about large price tags from your executive colleagues and boards. 

So now more than ever we reiterate two key points:

  1. An eQMS platform can really help you operate more efficiently and in a more compliant way (see the articles below):
  2. Acquiring and implementing an eQMS just doesn’t have to break the bank. Really.  

Give us a call, and let us help you spend more of your capital towards what really matters-- developing to your next clinical milestones or delivering for your clients.  

 
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Panos Boudouvas

Panos started ZenQMS to provide quality professionals better eQMS tools for enhanced compliance at an affordable price. Panos previously served in multiple executive roles at Aptuit, a leading Pharma CRO/CMO. Most recently he was a member of the Executive Committee and Vice President of Operational Excellence responsible for the worldwide launch and management of Aptuit’s LeanSixSigma program as a certified LeanSixSigma Black Belt. Mr. Boudouvas was one of the first employees at Aptuit, leading the corporate development effort through a broad acquisition program. Mr. Boudouvas also served served as Director of Facilities & Capital Development, which included global responsibility for 16 facilities, more than 100 full-time staff members, a ~$50 million annual operating budget and several multi-million dollar facility expansion and maintenance projects. Prior to Aptuit, Mr. Boudouvas served multiple roles in Private Equity and Investment Banking firms, with a focus on the pharmaceutical, healthcare services and technology industries. Panos is an Edward Tuck Scholar from The Tuck School of Business at Dartmouth and holds a BS in Commerce from the McIntire School at the University of Virginia, where he graduated with Distinction

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