Computer systems validation (CSV) approaches have remained largely unchanged since the FDA first released its guidance in 1997. Meanwhile, just about everything else about the way software is built, tested, and released has changed. With the FDA-released CSA guidelines, software validation evolved to match the speed and scalability of the systems it validates. By reducing […]
Traditional approaches to computer systems validation can be time-consuming, costly, manually intensive, and add little value to the overall software quality process. However, by leveraging the right technology, life sciences companies can drive substantial process and validation maturity improvements. In this white paper, we’ll share how Tricentis Vera™ enables organizations to drastically enhance the CSV
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As workstyles evolve, organizations need better information sharing, efficiency, and costeffective operations. Ricoh Intelligent Devices are designed to bring progressive value in your transformation journey. Download to learn more
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First developed in the 1950s, operating systems have continuously evolved to meet changing demands. Early operating systems focused primarily on batch processing and simple task scheduling, executing 1 job at a time. However, with the introduction of time-sharing systems in the 1960s, multiple users could interact with a computer simultaneously. Consequently, the following decades saw
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Cloud adoption has become the norm, and 89% of organizations now have a multicloud strategy in place.1 Even so, adding one or more cloud environments to your IT landscape creates complexity. Standardizing on a consistent operating system across your datacenter and cloud environments can help you overcome this complexity and simplify your cloud journey. Download
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Organizations are moving to the cloud to gain business and technical benefits. In fact, 87% of organizations have a multicloud strategy in place, and 50% of enterprise workloads run in a public cloud today.1 Even so, moving to the cloud is not always a straightforward path. Among other things, organizations cite assessing on-site versus cloud
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When cloud computing came on the scene roughly 20 years ago, many companies made forays into cloud services without a solid plan for how or even why to use them. In those early days, business leaders chasing speed and flexibility commonly sought to move particular applications to the cloud, paying for them individually rather than
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The efficiency and unlimited scalability of cloud architectures are pushing companies toward cloud environments, whether public, private, or hybrid solutions. In fact, many organizations plan to move at least half of their workloads to the public cloud in the next 2 years.’ But cloud environments also introduce new complexities that organizations may not anticipate or
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Cloud adoption continues to grow in use and popularity. Today, 65% of organizations say they are heavy cloud users, and 72% of enterprises have a hybrid cloud strategy.1 Hybrid cloud is an IT architecure that incorporates some degree of workload portability, orchestration, and management across 2 or more connected but separate environments, including bare metal,
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Cloud-based environments and technologies like containers, edge, and serverless computing have become more common to IT strategies. However, the importance of the operating environment for these projects is often overlooked. Because the cloud abstracts so many of the basic infrastructure considerations like storage, networking, capacity, and integration, many organizations approach these projects individually without having
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