Learning Services

In choosing a Learning Management solution out of the several befitting the other business requirements and constraints, one question that is generally tossed up, particularly by customers in the more regulated industries such as life sciences, healthcare, medical device manufacturing, biotechnology, is – whether a product / system under consideration is compliant with FDA 21 CFR Part 11 (the standards mandated by FDA to set a product apart as GxP ("Good Practices") compliant, and standards for electronic records). Oftentimes, the onus of delivering a regulatory compliant system is put on the software vendor.

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The choice of deployment or delivery model (to deploy/host the hardware and software) is one of the firsts to ponder upon while undertaking a Technology Infrastructure project for L&D. Not a straightforward decision anyway, the perplexity might just have been enhanced by the availability of diverse options (we’ll talk about them in a bit) available to the customers.

A company, while investing in the technology infrastructure, must look for a robust, scalable and cost-effective solution that offers the highest degree of availability, reliability and integrity, and befitting the business requirements and information security & business continuity commitments of the organization. The choice of the deployment/hosting model should take all these factors into equated consideration, right?

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