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Standardize GDP temperature validation – and eliminate the need for re-mappings

Ensure continued GDP temperature compliance through the continuous validation framework – without the need for re-validation.

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Date: 25th of February, 2025

Time: 4.30 P.M. CET, 3.30 P.M. GMT, 9.30 A.M. CST

Understand the guidelines for GDP-compliant temperature validation and the continuous validation framework. Establish procedures that will let you ensure that all facilities always meet thermal validation requirements – without the need for costly, disruptive re-mappings.

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Urgent validation needs, complex requirements, inconsistent quality processes and documentation across facilities, and missing local quality resources.

Sound familiar?

The strict GDP requirements – often combined with multiple facilities with varying quality management, a lack of visibility into the compliance of these sites, and the fast pace of the pharmaceutical logistics industry – can make it challenging to ensure that validation requirements are consistently met.

For quality teams, this will often lead to worries about compliance, bottlenecks, unnecessarily high costs, and time-consuming quality control and audits.

In this webinar, Eupry co-founder and Chief Quality Officer, Jakob Konradsen, and Validation Lead, Arsalan Bassir, will go through how to efficiently make sure your facility – or facilities – live up to GDP and CEIV requirements.

They will also introduce the “continuous validation” methodology, a framework that ensures that all your facilities continuously meet thermal validation requirements – without the need for costly, disruptive re-mappings.

Key takeaways

  • Guidelines for conducting thermal validation and establishing a GDP-compliant operation = ensure your (existing or new) facilities live up to pharma requirements.
  • Best practices for establishing harmonized thermal compliance processes across multiple facilities = no more worries about varying quality.
  • The components of the “continuous validation” framework, how it eliminates the need for re-mappings, and how to implement it = reduce operational disruptions.
  • Practical examples from real-life organizations = learn from others.

Why attend

Ensure GDP/CEIV compliance, free up local resources, and gain a competitive edge in the pharmaceutical market by ensuring that all facilities continuously meet thermal validation requirements.

  • Ensure GDP/CEIV compliance: By ensuring continuous compliance.
  • Centralized quality control: Gain visibility and control across all sites.
  • Minimize disruptions: Keep your facilities operational without interruptions from re-validation.
  • Free up local resources: Minimize the “quality burden” on local personnel.
  • Build trust (and a competitive edge): Showcase top-tier quality levels to clients.

Meet the speakers

  • Arsalan Bassir,
    Validation Team Lead at Eupry

  • Jakob Konradsen,
    Co-founder & Chief Quality Officer at Eupry

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Client Testimonials

  • The calibration of the Eupry temperature loggers is easy and quick. I received a box with the new sensors (…) It took me under an hour to calibrate 40 loggers – including the time it took to find the refrigerators.”

    Kasper H. Christophersen

    Research Associate at Novozymes

  • “Automated temperature monitoring allows us to relax knowing that the temperature is automatically recorded, giving us reliable alarms if temperature deviation occurs.”

    Dora Adanic

    Chief Operating Officer at Genera Research

  • “The Eupry data loggers were easy and convenient to set up, the flexibility of the system offers the possibility to be aware of any change whenever there is a problem, and more importantly, the archives which hold all data in the cloud can be achieved at all times.”

    Elvis Bergue

    Electromechanical and Water Manager at Axonova