QUMAS, a provider of Compliance Solutions to highly regulated companies, announced the launch of its Enterprise Compliance Solution for Microsoft SharePoint 2010 at the 46th Annual Drug Information Association (DIA) Conference. The solution addresses all aspects of compliance content and process management, from Clinical through Regulatory, and on to Sales & Marketing, IT and Legal.
QUMAS' domain knowledge will now be available on a SharePoint 2010 platform.
"We have been approached by a number of firms that intend to make SharePoint 2010 a cornerstone of their technology infrastructure," said Kevin O'Leary, CEO QUMAS. " We recognize the game changing impact that SharePoint is having on the technology landscape. This is the single most exciting initiative we have undertaken in our 16 years of business and we are delighted to be working with Microsoft to deliver a compliance solution built entirely on the SharePoint 2010 platform."
The QUMAS Compliance Solution adds key solution-specific functionality that leverages and extends the underlying SharePoint platform to support industry demands in a number of key areas. These will include:
-Manufacturing Controlled Documents
-CAPA's and Deviations
-Clinical Trial Management
-Regulatory Documentation
-SOP Management (Policies and Procedures)
-Customer Complaints
-Change Control
-Policy Training and Certification
-R&D Document Control
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