Value Networks need to increase cloud collaboration throughout the entire product lifecycle and customer experience. Especially as supply chain challenges are persisting globally. Medical Device companies need to deepen strategic partnerships and engagement levels with suppliers and contract manufacturers. Digital Transformations must weave the entire value network seamlessly within eQMS, product, customer and portal communities.

Manufacturers are turning to global services to integrate quality processes throughout the company. The end result is faster case resolution, reduced expenses and better patient experiences.

Valor's compound pharmacy business is expanding rapidly and demanded an eQMS system that could support tremendous growth and their unique business processes. Listen to how Valor repeatedly “passes Inspections with flying colors”, reduced Incident to root cause resolution by 50% and has established high confidence, security and trust in their cloud eQMS.

Michael Farr, VP of Operations joins us from MSA, a Safety Company.

MSA gains value from the initial customer needs and sales account in Salesforce C360, to managing everything about the product, design, quality, compliance and project in Propel QMS & PLM, to handing off to operations and ERP, all in a common platform with easy to use processes, interface and analytics.

Greg Yow is experienced and successful deploying PLM, QMS and also as design engineer. Listen in as he discusses how to be most successful on a “pure cloud” solution, tie the value of product & quality together and extend the solution across the corporation like field service.

Leading Patent Attorney David Dykeman discusses how medtech funding is at an all-time high, so optimizing your company’s patent portfolio is paramount. Patents are the new currency! In addition, intellectual property (IP) are the keys to the castle and must secure and control it across global partnerships, collaboration and change.

ODCM market is growing double-digits along with acquisitions. Fueling these trends is specialization and the increasing value and partnership that OEMs are forging with contract manufacturers to take on more of the design and responsibilities.