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AODocs for Life Sciences offers a fully validated solution for organizations to automate their document control, change requests, audit tasks, corrective and preventive actions and deliver cloud-based workflows and document management solutions.

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AODocs launches their Life Sciences App with xLM

xLM and AODocs jointly presented a webinar on how a modern cloud native AODocs QMS is delivered validated!  Even companies like Google use this patented AODocs Platform. The following topics are covered in this webinar:

What are the inner workings of a GxP Compliant QMS System that is purposefully built on Google Cloud

How can continuous validation be tightly integrated at the Platform and Application Layers

How this modern, highly scalable QMS leverages G Suite's document level collaboration

What you can expect when a modern Cloud Native QMS is integrated with a best in class xLM Continuous Validation

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Original Post from SC Magazine Author: Doug Olenick

SharePoint 2010 will reach end of life (EOL) on October 13, 2020. As Microsoft prepares to sunset the collaboration platform, users need to know what steps to take before extended support is no longer available. If your organization is still using SharePoint 2010, keep reading to learn everything you need to know before the shutdown.

The good and bad news about the SharePoint 2010 EOL

If you’re bracing for an apocalyptic end to SharePoint 2010, don’t worry; the platform won’t stop working right at midnight on October 13, 2020. The end of extended support means that Microsoft will no longer issue security patches or bug fixes nor will they offer support for operating systems.

Unfortunately, that means that a critical vulnerability could be disastrous. Microsoft is warning SharePoint 2010 users about increased costs to protect the legacy system, mitigate risks, avoid penalties for non-compliance and maintain old software and hardware.

What are the options?

Microsoft is offering two solutions for customers looking to avoid catastrophe: on-premise and the cloud.

On-prem solution

On the surface, migrating from SharePoint 2010 seems straightforward enough, with the solution being to migrate to a new version of SharePoint, either 2016 or 2019. That said, it’s a multi-phased upgrade that often poses more risks than rewards.

In order to upgrade to SharePoint 2016 or 2019, the organization would first have to upgrade to SharePoint 2013. Only then could the organization upgrade to 2016, then 2019, if it wishes.

Each migration opens the organization up to human error and data loss, not including extensive manual labor and end-user training. If that doesn’t seem daunting enough, neither SharePoint 2016 nor 2019 can run on the same hardware that SharePoint 2010 uses. A new server is required, and those servers already have EOL dates:

SharePoint 2013: April 11, 2023

SharePoint 2016: July 14, 2026

SharePoint 2019: TBA

Organizations who are considering staying on-prem need to understand that, as technology evolves, on-prem legacy systems will decline and present more and more problems, including but not limited to:

A lack of agility

Incompatibility issues

Greater instability

Lower performance and higher consumption of resources

Big investment with hidden costs

Companies are moving to the cloud because it’s more secure, agile, efficient and scalable. And on-prem systems are a dying breed that come with exorbitant costs and aren’t as safe or user-friendly as cloud-based options.

The cloud solution

Microsoft understands that legacy systems are a dying technology, leading the company to recommend that customers migrate to either cloud-based SharePoint Online or a hybrid of SharePoint servers and SharePoint Online. Though Microsoft offers a content migration tool to assist organizations with their transition to the cloud, it’s not perfect.

One reason is that SharePoint Online isn’t cheap. There are high costs associated with the platform’s implementation, licenses, optimization and maintenance. Second, SharePoint Online is more rigid than SharePoint on-prem servers, so customization and third-party web parts will be lost.

What about the hybrid system of a SharePoint server and SharePoint Online? Though SharePoint is a market leader with a massive user-base, the platform was created before the cloud existed. Non-cloud-native systems can’t keep up with evolving modern technology and enterprise content demands. Since migrating from SharePoint to SharePoint Online won’t cost any less than transferring to another cloud-based alternative, I recommend considering all the available options.

Bottom line

Migrating from SharePoint 2010 is a complex process that can be dread-inducing. No matter which direction an organization is heading, cloud or on-prem, there are plenty of content services platform choices available. Sticking with a familiar solution, like SharePoint, might be easier, but enterprise demands require 21st-century solutions. By not investing in a digital transformation now, you could be limiting your organization’s growth.

Stéphane Donzé is the founder and CEO of AODocs

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Is your cloud app validation program FDA CSA Ready?

What is the scoop on FDA’s CSA?

FDA’s CDRH is planning on releasing a guidance on Computer Software Assurance (CSA) for Manufacturing, Operations, and Quality System Software in 2020 (applies to non-product CSV only). Currently, it is on their “A” list. There has been a lot of "industry chatter” about this particular guidance related to computer validation. The reason is that FDA has not updated their guidances on computer validation for about two decades (“cloud” did not really exist then!). Everyone is eager to know what their current position is when it comes to computer validation. So much has changed in the last two decades and we still don’t know what FDA’s current thinking is when it comes to the “cloud”. FDA has surely managed to keep us behind a “dark cloud”!

" “the medtech industry’s high focus on meeting regulatory requirements versus adopting best quality practices has the potential to increase risk to patients. This compliance-centric approach has resulted in quality issues and has hampered innovation in manufacturing and product development practices. Additionally, this single-mindedness has led to low rates of investment in automation and digital technologies.”"  -- Francisco (Cisco) Vicenty, Case for Quality at FDA’s CDRH

What are key takeaways?

To begin with, they are getting rid of the word “validation” and replacing it with “assurance”.

The idea here is that the industry needs to use smarter techniques to ensure software assurance is high. They want us to borrow a page or two from the high tech software industry.

They are encouraging the use of automation, not only in automating various processes but also in their validation.

FDA is very openly asking the industry why are you so “paper” heavy! Use automation to drive higher software quality.

They are questioning why the industry is not focused on methods and activities that enhance software assurance. FDA is stating that the industry is bog down in paper while not improving software quality.

FDA is asking us to incorporate “critical thinking” to increase software assurance. They are literally want the industry to turn things upside down when it comes to validation (see Figure below).

FDA is even encouraging the industry to use risk based techniques much more than they do now. They have gone to the extent of advising the industry to use Unscripted Exploratory Testing, Unscripted Error Guessing and Unscripted Adhoc Testing - of course based on a risk based analysis.

It is very clear that FDA is openly nudging the industry to adopt varying degrees of testing based on risk. They are questioning if the current one size fits all paper heavy process brings any value at all.

How do I know if my validation program is in sync with FDA’s CSA?

Let us take a short quiz.

Do you review the Release Notes for every new release and then try to decipher the cryptic notes by the vendor?

Do you selectively run regression tests and not the complete suite of tests with every release or patch?

Do you manually execute your tests?

Do you measure the impact of your validation on increasing software quality?

If your answer is 1-YES, 2-YES, 3-YES and 4-NO, your program is stuck in the past.

What are the best practices to be in sync with FDA CSA?

Embrace a “no paper” approach to validation soaked in automation. This is possible only if you adopt a sensible test automation framework which not only saves time but can increase your software assurance by a factor of 10X or more. With this, you can run your entire regression suite in minutes on a continuous basis.

Build your test cases into the coding environment so that there is a direct traceability between the test scenarios and the test automation code (for example the Gherkins framework).

Adopt a pipeline based test deployment framework with built-in approvals. Such a framework can easily plug into your DevOps and provide all the audit trails to track every step in every run.

Analyze the historical run data to see what the software validation scores are with every release.

Want is see the best practices in action? Join us on Nov 14th @ 2 PM EST for a joint webinar with our partner AODocs. See how a modern Google cloud native QMS is delivered using continuous validation.