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30th October 2020 Content supplied by: Merck Millipore
Webinar: How the New EU GMP Annex 1 is Likely to Impact Your Aseptic Manufacturing
The recent 2020 draft of EU GMP Annex 1, which regulates the manufacture, control, and release of sterile pharmaceutical products in the EU, signals that there are comprehensive changes to come. This webinar will outline a holistic approach to ensure continued compliance, taking into account the expected changes, including the need for EM programs and procedures based on risk analysis.
If you operate aseptic manufacturing areas or facilities, such as ISO 5 cleanrooms in a traditional setup, RABS, or isolators, you should join this webinar.
Key Learning Objectives:
- The persons to involve in preparing the EM program and workflow and their roles within risk management
- How recent trends in manufacturing sterile products will impact your EM
- Managing your data and data analysis as well as the data cycle to allow you trending and predictive workflows
Speaker Profiles:
Aram Montazami
BEng, Vice President of R&D – Cofounder, Novatek International
With 20 years of experience developing products for regulated and healthcare industries, Aram has successfully co-founded Novatek International, Novatek Medical Data Systems, Cognistat, and Cognistat Sport. Aram plays an active role in the management of the Novatek Engineering Team as well as the R&D activities with a 100 percent success rate over the last 15 years. With a background in Electrical and Computer Engineering and added expertise in regulated (GAMP, GxP, etc) and niche market product development, Aram has successfully managed the development and implementation of over 18 software products ranging from thick client-server to Saas solutions to clients worldwide.
Dr. Anne-Grit Klees
Global Product Manager Environmental Monitoring
Merck KGaA, Darmstadt, Germany
Anne-Grit is a Global Product Manager Environmental Monitoring at Merck KGaA, based in Darmstadt, Germany. She is a microbiologist and graduated from Philipps Universität Marburg in 1992. After graduation, she started her career as a medical referent at Pall. Since 1994 she was working as a global product manager at Biotest, Heipha Dr. Müller GmbH and Merck Life Science with strong expertise in environmental monitoring in pharmaceutical industries, including instruments as well as ready-to-use culture media for air, surface, and personnel monitoring.
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Date Published: 30th October 2020
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