Pharmaceutical Industry

Previously, calibration was primarily done with manual and paper-based processes. The certificate was on paper, which was signed and stored in binders. After implementing the new calibration management process, the entire process takes place digitally, from measurement to signing and archiving.

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Tomas Wahlgren, System Owner (GOI), AstraZeneca, Sweden

The pharma industry is highly regulated, so it’s an exciting step to move to paperless calibration management in the cloud. CMX ensures we comply with all relevant GxP regulations and removes the risk of manual error. Working in the cloud with Azure gives us access to new technologies and enhanced performance that further improve the user experience.

Don Brady, Tech Engineering Product Manager, GlaxoSmithKline Ltd, Ireland

CMX can provide a reliable calibration database with history functions, and therefore it´s a great tool to improve the efficiency of calibration functions. And of course, it was a huge improvement when it was possible to turn to paperless calibration documentation with CMX. It´s easy to use and maintain, and product support from vendor is first class.

Orion, Finland

Customer and regulatory audits have been heavily supported by Beamex functionality, always successful and heavily praised for its content we have had not a single issue with the data presented, viewed or reported on both internally and externally to FDA level.

Paul Dixon, E&I Maintenance Manager, Sterling Pharma Solutions, UK

Information is available at your fingertips in order to make quick decisions about the overall calibration status of instrumentation. Technicians focus on their work without the hassle of paper and other distractions. CMX has proved to be both robust and reliable without much required maintenance.

Boehringer Ingelheim, US

Beamex has become our one stop shop for all our calibration requirements, it has streamlined the whole calibration process and helps to monitor and maintain compliance on site.

Paul O’Sullivan, Engineering Planner, Zoetis, Ireland

The number of calibrations is continuously diminishing as calibration history-trend analysis allows us to identify instruments and sensors that remain stable over a long time, which means that the calibration interval for them can be extended without having an impact on production or quality.

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Anders Rackow, Global Project Manager (GOI) AstraZeneca, Sweden

Calibration jobs that used to take three days now take just a day, which is a significant advantage for our customers

Jason DePalma, Supervisor of Engineering Services, Glatt Air Techniques, US