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1 What if There Were no Part 11?
A Value-Based Perspective Mark P. Roache

2 An Introduction KMI/PAREXEL LLC Mark Roache CRO and Consulting
Life-Sciences Multi-National Business, Compliance and Validation Consulting Mark Roache Director, Account Management Client Value and Strategy

3 Objectives Reset Perspective Recommendations for Industry
Suggestions for Useful Regulation

4 Our Industry is Being Squeezed
Price Pressures Business: M&A Maturing Time to Market Compliance New Reg’s SOX, HIPAA Efficiency Enforcement

5 IT Can Help Meet the Challenges
Data Capture, Analysis Knowledge Transfer Mfg Efficiency Change, AE’s Documents& Workflow IT Infrastructure Applications Software 21 CFR Part 11 R&D Clinical Regulatory Marketing Scale-up & transfer Manufacture & Distribute Retire Monitor and Improve

6 Why Does Part 11 Get in the Way?
Technical focus on Compliance Over-interpretation of regulation Lack of perceived value Inflated estimates of added costs

7 Getting Value from IT Business Processes Server Apps and Processes
Defined business process and requirements (Predicate Rules) Business Processes Server Apps and Processes Client Footprint Quality assurance on technical solution (AKA Validation) Operating Sys and Support Apps Servers Network & RF Workstations & Handhelds Physical Environment Robust and complete procedures (AKA Governance) IT Asset Management Procedures

8 How do controls support value?
Control should be appropriate Context based - Business Process & Technology Documented - Active Exclusion Scope and extent - Risk/Value

9 How to Quantify Risk and Value?
Failure Discoverable? High Impact Failure Modes Regulations Med. Impact System Characteristic Impact Assessment Low Impact Impact of Failure System Barriers

10 Analysis of Risk and Value enables decisions now
The Pareto Principle 80% of the risk comes from 20% of the process or…. 80% of the value comes from 20% of the system Benefits: Cover what’s really needed Avoid overspend and scope creep

11 There is insight in how we summarize risk and value… a longer-term view
IT Domain Platform/ Performance Security Virus/ Patches Backup Change/Config Ops Domain QA Domain Business Processes ERP LIMS EDMS Clinical PDM/PLM

12 Essential Elements for Value & Compliance
Defined requirements Optimized business practice Governed by predicate rules Acceptance & Validation Driven by Risk/Value Adequate & complete Risk/Value Analysis Determines scope and extent Compliance and business risks Active exclusion IT Governance Sustainability Applicability

13 Essential Elements for Regulation
Defined requirements Predicate Rules Acceptance & Validation Adequate & complete Risk/Value Analysis Should be required Record process/rationale Active exclusion essential IT Governance Just another quality system Training Documentation

14 What does it mean? Industry Regulators Focus on processes Operations
Refocus on value and ROI QA, Compliance Compliance in context IT Implement Quality Systems Regulators Focus on processes Implementation Governance Use Risk/Value as pivot Shift Approach Knowledgeable Discretionary

15 Thank You! Mark P. Roache Director, Account Management
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