BOSCON 2010

   How Risk Affects Quality

  April 8, 2010
The Conference Center at Waltham Woods
Waltham, MA

 A new standard, ISO 31000, Risk management — Principles and guidelines on implementation states that organizations of all types and sizes face a range of risks that can affect the achievement of their objectives.  ISO 31000 tells us, among other things, that
–          Risk management creates and protects value
–          Risk management is an integral part of all organizational processes
–          Risk management facilitates continual improvement of the organization

BOSCON 2010 includes a strong focus on risk management and its importance in the various quality processes that we, as quality professionals, use.

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Twenty four Presentations to choose from (click here for program)

Presentations

o New MDD: Impact on Manufacturers
o Post Market Surveillance
o Auditing Risk - Management Processes
o GHTF draft guidance for CAPA
o The Case for Verification, not Validation
o Clinical Evaluation - A Notified Body's perspective
o Certified Pharmaceutical GMP Professional Exam
o Quality Tools to Reduce Microbiological Risk
o Risk Management Using ICH Q9 and ISO 14971
o Characteristics of Quality Leadership
o Annual Product Review- or - Analysis of Data
o Prepared for and Surviving Failure
o Assurance Cases – The Risk Based DHF and Submission Connection
o Risk Analysis by Using Software Quality Metrics
o Accelerating Product Design with Simulation and Stochastic Optimization
o Process Validation
o Statistical Aspects of Process Validation
o Getting the REAL Requirements for Quality Conformance
o Improving Customer Experiences to Minimize Competitive Risk
o From Product Quality to Organizational Quality
o Continuous Improvement. What have I done to improve?
o Performance Excellence:  Effective Quality Systems
o Value Added Process Auditing
o Please Don’t Call Them CAPA’s

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