We are delighted to welcome a new member in our team.Kenzo LITT joined Palm’Data at the beginning of the school year for a 2023-2024 year’s work experience.
Studying within the 3rd year of QLIO BUT , Kenzo has joined us as a Quality Assistant.
His mission is to participate in the follow-up of the GxP and Qualiopi procedures, especially to carry out risk management and to develop tools and KPIs for managing our activity.
We are delighted to inform you that our expert, Anne=Florence Hachet, will talk about present and upcoming archives challenges, on 19th April, during the European QA Conference, in Mainz.
Big Data, Artificial Intelligence, digital pathology, electronic laboratory notebooks, LIMS…All those concepts and tools may suggest “traditional” archiving is dead…Is this a reality?
In addition to digitization projects, archivists have to deal everyday with more and more constraints such as: unharmonized archiving duration in different countries, wet tissues and facility data retention period, closure of facilities, hybrid signature on study documentation, new kind of biological samples from GLP Studies to retain…
This presentation aims to highlight some frequent issues and will propose, through real case scenario, different approaches to deal with those challenges according to evolving regulations.
Emeline CHARIER-GARNEVAULT and Pierre SAVE joined Palm’Data at the beginning of the school year for a year’s work experience.
Emeline, a student in a professional degree course in industrial production management, has joined us as a Quality Assistant.
Her mission is to participate in the follow-up of the GxP and Qualiopi procedures, to carry out some consulting projects’ phases in relation to regulations, and to develop tools and KPIs for managing our activity.
Pierre, a student in a MIASHS degree course, is a project manager for the consulting activity.
Given his mixed skills in project management and IT, Pierre will be working on the improvement of Palm’Data’s computerised systems, participating in consulting projects, in particular those related to electronic archiving management, data integrity and information security.
We welcome them and wish them a lot of pleasure and success for this stage of their career.
The congress of the French Society of Toxicological Pathology (SFPT) was held on 19 and 20 May at the National Veterinary School of Toulouse.
This annual meeting is an opportunity for pathologists to exchange information on their fields of activity and to support all related scientific activities. This year, the dicussions covered the non-clinical assessment of medical devices.
Palm’Data is proud to have been partner of this congress, and act as as a preferred partner of GLP preclinical activities.
We look forward to seeing you on other events!
