Risk-based Computer System Validation: Reduce Costs and Avoid 483s - 2 Day Online Course (August 6-7, 2025)
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This highly interactive two-day course uses real life examples and explores proven techniques for reducing costs, usually by two-thirds, associated with implementing, and maintaining computer systems in regulated environments.
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