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Validation of
Computerized Systems
Tuesday
, April 24th, 4:30 pm - 6:30 pm
RIT Center for Bioscience Education and Technology, 85 Lomb Memorial Drive

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About our Program:

Computer software and hardware system validation is required for Good Laboratory Practices compliance by both US and international regulatory agencies.  Industry best practices recommend a risk-based approach to system life cycle development and for implementing custom, configurable, commercial off-the-shelf software systems or hosted applications.  Each development process step including analysis, user/system requirements gathering, design, development, testing, implementation, change control and system retirement is critical for a compliant quality system.  Documentation at each stage insures adequate validation for regulatory inspections.  Combining FDA regulations with their initiative for a risk-based approach to computer system compliance addresses user and regulatory requirements.

 

About our Presenter:

James Joy earned his BS in computer science from Rochester Institute of Technology and an MS in Information Technology from the University of Rochester’s Simon School. His nearly 20 years of work experience comes from a broad range of FDA regulated environments such as pharmaceutical R&D/Manufacturing, medical device and biotechnology. As a software engineer with Fisons/Medeva, he wrote and validated software on clinical systems and for the manufacturing lines. Moving into the R&D arena, he worked on implementing Beckman’s first windows based LIMS system. As a senior software validation expert at Bausch & Lomb, he was responsible for leading the validation efforts of global regulated software systems dealing with medical devices.

At Wyeth Vaccines, his previous experience allowed him to fill the role of IT R&D Department Manager. Here he was responsible for moving vaccine testing labs forward by implementing validated software systems to enhance speed and efficiency. This pivotal role liaised between corporate IT and the R&D labs creating opportunities to hone his communication skills.

 


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