Lonza will launch the MODA ES Software Platform, a next-generation electronic batch record execution solution
Lonza Bioscience’s MODA platform has become the standard for paperless QC microbiology for a number of global pharmaceutical and other regulated manufacturing organisations. It is a comprehensive solution for environmental, utility and product monitoring, combining automated scheduling, workflows, mobile data acquisition, device integration, and visual analytics.
Lonza is hosting a free 60-minute webinar on how to create a compelling business case for the implementation of a paperless QC testing solution. The selection of a paperless solution is only step of a longer capital expenditure (CAPEX) process, which can be difficult to navigate without a strong business case.
Jeremy Tanner, account and business development representative – Lonza Bioscience Informatics, will discuss the following topics:
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