In this blog, we frequently talk about remote monitoring, and specifically how networked sensors can be used to continuously collect data on critical environmental and process parameters. In this article, we’ll focus on the applications for this type of centralized monitoring system for hospitals...

The health of American citizens relies largely on the quality of prescription drugs they take. Even though the United States takes every precaution to secure its medication supply chain, there are still certain issues that can arise. In order to combat the potential risks of an unsecured supply...

The biopharmaceutical industry is experiencing an unprecedented increase in demand, which is expected to continue for the foreseeable future. In response, companies are scaling up their operations as quickly as possible. However, since it is heavily regulated, rapid scale-up in biopharma is more...

Food plants and warehouses have a responsibility to comply with FDA regulations to ensure that high quality products are being distributed to the public. Recently, the FDA has been particularly concerned about temperature monitoring conditions, and therefore, are issuing citations to facilities for...

Blood banks perform the critical functions of collecting, testing, processing, storing, and distributing the over 10 million units of blood donated in the US every year. The tasks performed on a daily basis in a blood bank are diverse and complex.

In July, acting FDA commissioner Janet Woodcock announced that the FDA would be resuming non-mission-critical facility inspections, effective immediately. In this article, we’re going to discuss what that means for pharmaceutical companies, and how they can prepare for a successful audit.   

An electronic data logger is a compact, self-contained unit that measures, records, and transmits data. Data loggers are an efficient, cost-effective way to continuously monitor temperature, humidity, pressure, and virtually any other parameter that can be measured with a sensor that generates an...

A data logger is a compact, self-contained electronic unit that measures, records, and transmits a stream of data. In other articles, we’ve covered the types of data they’re used to collect, which include temperature, humidity, pressure, and many others. 

Blood banks play the critical role of collecting, testing, separating, storing, and distributing donated blood to patients in need. Roughly 36,000 units of blood are donated per day, which are used to treat patients who have lost blood due to surgery or trauma, or who have diseases that affect the...

A data logger is a compact, self-contained electronic unit that measures and records a stream of data. Modern data loggers are highly configurable, in terms of the types of data they can record, how they transmit data, and how they can be integrated into large, complex, and dynamic networks.