New Guide 'Validation 4.0' Offers Roadmap for Digital Manufacturing
A new 'Good Practice Guide: Validation 4.0' has been published, introducing modern validation thinking tailored to digital manufacturing. The comprehensive guide covers methodology, enablers, capabilities, and real-life case studies.
The guide, although the publishing organization is not explicitly mentioned, provides a detailed roadmap for digital manufacturing validation. It delves into methodology considerations, outlining best practices for validation in the digital age.
In addition to methodology, the guide explores foundational enablers. These are the essential components that support and facilitate digital validation processes. The guide also highlights the required capabilities, skills, and resources needed to implement effective validation strategies.
To illustrate these concepts, the guide includes real-life case studies. These practical examples demonstrate how organizations have successfully implemented Validation 4.0 principles.
A Maturity Self-Assessment Tool is included with the e-reader version of the guide. This tool helps organizations evaluate their current validation maturity level and pinpoint areas for improvement.
The 'Good Practice Guide: Validation 4.0' offers a holistic approach to digital manufacturing validation. With its methodology considerations, foundational enablers, required capabilities, and real-life case studies, it equips manufacturers with the knowledge to enhance their validation processes. The included Maturity Self-Assessment Tool further aids organizations in understanding their current status and planning their validation journey.
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