Persistent Systems, the global leader in software product and technology services, today announced the immediate availability of PaxPharma, a compliance-based, Design to Print (D2P) automation solution designed specifically for pharmaceutical packaging and product lifecycle management (PLM). The company unveiled the solution at this year’s Pharma Packaging and Labeling USA 2013 conference being held February 26 and 27 at the Hilton Philadelphia City Avenue Hotel.
Persistent Systems, the global leader in software product and technology services, today announced the immediate availability of PaxPharma, a compliance-based, Design to Print (D2P) automation solution designed specifically for pharmaceutical packaging and product lifecycle management (PLM). The company unveiled the solution at this year’s Pharma Packaging and Labeling USA 2013 conference being held February 26 and 27 at the Hilton Philadelphia City Avenue Hotel.
Persistent Systems, the global leader in software product and technology services, today announced the immediate availability of PaxPharma, a compliance-based, Design to Print (D2P) automation solution designed specifically for pharmaceutical packaging and product lifecycle management (PLM). The company unveiled the solution at this year’s Pharma Packaging and Labeling USA 2013 conference being held February 26 and 27 at the Hilton Philadelphia City Avenue Hotel.
Persistent Systems, the global leader in software product and technology services, today announced the immediate availability of PaxPharma, a compliance-based, Design to Print (D2P) automation solution designed specifically for pharmaceutical packaging and product lifecycle management (PLM). The company unveiled the solution at this year’s Pharma Packaging and Labeling USA 2013 conference being held February 26 and 27 at the Hilton Philadelphia City Avenue Hotel.
Persistent Systems, the global leader in software product and technology services, today announced the immediate availability of PaxPharma, a compliance-based, Design to Print (D2P) automation solution designed specifically for pharmaceutical packaging and product lifecycle management (PLM). The company unveiled the solution at this year’s Pharma Packaging and Labeling USA 2013 conference being held February 26 and 27 at the Hilton Philadelphia City Avenue Hotel.
Persistent Systems, the global leader in software product and technology services, today announced the immediate availability of PaxPharma, a compliance-based, Design to Print (D2P) automation solution designed specifically for pharmaceutical packaging and product lifecycle management (PLM). The company unveiled the solution at this year’s Pharma Packaging and Labeling USA 2013 conference being held February 26 and 27 at the Hilton Philadelphia City Avenue Hotel.
“We needed to increase the number of languages to address EU regulatory requirements,” explains Erin Thompson, associate product manager, IVUS Imaging, for Volcano Corp. “We had to ensure that the new IFUs did not exceed the original weight because any changes could affect the overall package weight, which would require package revalidation. We also weren’t changing the IFU content other than having it translated into different languages.”
Pharmaceutical and medical device manufacturers alike are gearing up to include more product information in labeling. Many of these products will need to carry item-level serialization or other variable information, and some products must bear detailed warnings to convey product risks. And for manufacturers serving a global market, they must accommodate the 20-plus languages spoken within the European Union (EU), along with new outer packaging requirements under the Falsified Medicines Directive.
At drupa 2012 HP announced a number of enhancements to its HP Indigo technology that will reduce the environmental impact of printing. The company has also formed alliances with sustainability-minded groups, including the Forest Stewardship Council (FSC) and the Worldwide Fund for Nature (WWF). HP spoke at the FSC Global Forum held at drupa on May 3-4, demonstrating the company’s commitment to FSC certification of printing papers and announcing several new large-format printing materials with FSC certification, the company reported in a press release.