Traditionally, the data processing activity consists of reconciling raw data from autonomous recorders to information metadata (product identification, transport information, etc.)
Most current data processing processes combine electronic data with paper information in a coexistence that requires either paper printing or the digitization of paper documents, or sometimes both.
Within the framework of their public health responsibilities (articles R. 5124-36, R. 5124-48, R. 5121-23 and L. 5124-2 paragraph 2 of the Public Health Code, Good Manufacturing and Distribution Practices, etc.), pharmaceutical establishments must provide a high level of quality in the manufacturing of health care products for dispensing to patients.
This activity is at the crossroads of many activities such as logistics, IT or purchasing.
Outsourcing has many advantages:
The Near Field Communication is implemented on standard on almost all smartphones and it is estimated that there will be nearly 3 billions units in the world by the end of 2023.
Organizing the collection, the processing and the storage of electronic data from stand-alone temperature recorders and knowing how to deal with a stock of monitoring devices in a big data and mobile environment is a matter of daily concern for pharmaceutical companies.
Thermolabo announces the launch of a range of services and the implementation of an interoperable universal internet platform capable of managing the traceability of the transport conditions of healthcare products, regardless of the brand or type of sensors used.
“We started from the observation that one of the biggest difficulties in temperature monitoring is data recovery. Most of the time, laboratories devote a significant part of their quality resources for that task”