#batch record

[processxe]

Electronic batch records enable pharmaceutical automation and paper elimination

In the intricate kingdom of pharmaceutical manufacturing, careful documentation is imperative at every stage. However, the reliance on paper records can be both time-consuming and susceptible to human errors. The pharmaceutical industry has included Electronic Batch Record (EBR) systems to streamline workflows and enhance accuracy. This article delves into how the innovative Process-XE system is transforming document creation across the pharmaceutical sector, from bulk processing to packaging.

Understanding Electronic Batch Records

Pharmaceutical companies opting for production solutions prioritize not only the digitization of forms but also seek to expedite form filling by automating data collection directly from machines. The comprehensive EBR solution covers a spectrum of processes, including product weighing, mixing, granulation, tableting, coating, packaging, and quality control. The system gathers data from various equipment such as scales and meters, minimizing the chances of errors and allowing real-time tracking of deviations from the norm during production. ProcessXE ensures compliance with Good Manufacturing Practice (GMP) standards.

The implementation of ProcessXE goes beyond digitizing documentation; it guides operators through the entire production process, including changeovers, quality control, logistics, and maintenance processes.

ProcessXE: An Advantage for Pharma

ProcessXE offers a complete system encompassing machine data acquisition, hardware, ERP integration, and infrastructure. Especially, it includes Master Batch Record (MBR) template creation, allowing clients to configure activities in the right sequence with defined roles and responsibilities. Each activity is customizable with reporting data types, such as numbers, text, and data read from automation, validated against preset quality limits.

Fields in the forms cover a range of parameters, including task completion status, production values, task duration, electronic signatures, and remarks by responsible personnel. The system equips every work center with an operator panel, facilitating actions like selecting production orders, confirming actions, electronic signatures, step-by-step instructions, documentation display, production progress monitoring, traceability, and Overall Equipment Effectiveness (OEE) analysis.

Integration with SAP is seamlessly achieved through web services, and additional production process details can be configured in the ProcessXE Master Data module.

The Paperless Pharma Process

A paperless approach involves digitally guiding operators through production stages, displaying activity to-do lists, changeover information, and dedicated documentation for each step. ProcessXE Forms automates the filling of sheets, tables, and reports with real-time shift data, issuing timely task completion notifications and monitoring changes and deviations with an audit trail.

Mobile barcode scanners ensure validation and traceability of materials, with the system supporting label printing for boxes or containers. During sample testing, the system prompts the creation of new samples, generates labels for scanning in the laboratory, and automatically compares test results against set quality tolerances.

The batch approval process in ProcessXE mandates electronic signatures at each step, providing a transparent workflow. Notifications alert relevant roles, enabling personnel with the right permissions to monitor progress and KPIs for batch releases.

Benefits for Pharma Businesses

Implementing EBR with ProcessXE brings substantial benefits to pharmaceutical businesses. A 35% reduction in batch release time is achieved through workflow optimization and automated data gathering. Material validation, periodic quality checks, and digital instructions contribute to a 15% reduction in errors and waste. Additionally, On-Time-In-Full performance sees a 7% improvement.

EBR implementation fosters faster communication between departments, eliminates paper from production processes, and provides continuous monitoring of batch release statuses. ProcessXE emerges as a solution that not only enhances operational efficiency but also aligns with environmental sustainability goals.

For more details on batch records feel free to reach out to a member of the ProcessXE team.

[yunyun160]

I will never not think about you.

[vivaislenska]

Sketched a short strip depicting the scene of Tech meeting Batcher bc it got cut from the finale by mistake whoops. I think it started w/ a polite and very cute exchange of head-tilts 🙂 [tbc…]

[laughhardrunfastbekindsblog]

Me: sigh It's now "Missing Tech Hour."

Also me: ... Let's be real, EVERY hour is "Missing Tech Hour." And "Missing Echo Hour." And "Missing Hunter Hour." And "Missing Crosshair Hour." And "Missing Wrecker Hour." And "Missing Omega Hour." And "Missing Rex Hour." And "Missing Cody Hour." And "Missing Howzer Hour." And "Missing Gregor Hour." And "Missing Fives Hour." And "Missing Wolffe Hour." And...

[eobe]

So what is this!? 🤷🏽‍♀️ What is this, me and Wrecker and his soul-soothing and back-cracking hugs, drawing and talking about 😂 So today you get one of my favorite Wrecker hugs and my first drawing of the one and only Captain Rex and finally… TECH 😎

Sorry, but not sorry – you have to deal with my interpretation of his hair, because I love to draw wavy hair ☺️

Have a look on the portait details! I really like to know, what Echo, Hunter and Tech are thinking in this moment. Let me know, what do you guess?

In my opinion, Echo smirks because this is maybe the first time his captain looks small 😂

Poor Rex 😁 Never gets used to hugs and maybe bone-crashing is a hurting thing too… 😀

This frame might be my favorite in this piece 😄🙏🏼 Hunter looks nearly shocked while Tech shows one of his rare little smiles!

In this artwork it’s the first time, I experimented with light on dark inverted shading and with the color pecker in Procreate, but only for the background colors ☺️ Hope you enjoy 🫶🏼

[skruttet]

they couldn't use joonas' english takes for the noises ig so he had to re-record new fish and bat noises which just tickles me somehow 😭😂 finnish from this video

[ladyzirkonia]

I didn't have Rampart screaming in all the varieties on my bingo list but here we go.

[adorablegorilla]

Utage has incredible taste as usual

[talesfrommedinastation]

Happy Tech Tuesday!

Don't know what he's taking a selfie of, y'all figure that one out ;)

@deezlees @eyecandyeoz @thecoffeelorian @leenabb104104 @autistic-artistech @perfectlywingedcrusade @deoxd @auntie-venom and everyone else who likes the old boy!

[magicandmundane]

Inspired by a couple of posts and interactions with @here-comes-the-moose here’s some midnight snack shenanigans that I headcanon Echo has seen while getting a glass of water like a normal person during his post-finale Pabu visits

Wrecker, Crosshair, and Omega raiding the cookie jar (the joke that started this lol)

Hunter and Crosshair brandishing knives at each other, having a standoff worthy of the Tantiss catwalk scene over the last loaf of Echo’s chocolate zucchini bread (Echo takes the knives and splits it for them)

Wrecker and Omega making a five course meal (what? they’re hungry!)

Hunter eating cereal and sharpening the kitchen knives

Omega passed out on the floor with a block of cheese in hand (she was sleep walking, Echo carries her back to bed)

Crosshair playing darts with vegetables or something idk lol

Wrecker somehow getting into a heated argument with Gonky while microwaving leftover lasagna

Omega dragging an exhausted Hunter out of bed for hot chocolate at 3am

Wrecker and Crosshair half in the fridge and squabbling over the stir fry Hunter made last night

And every time Echo’s just kinda like “this might as well happen,” gets his water, and goes back to bed lmao

Feel free to add on!

[drafthorsemath]

Recorded Hope

Written for Pheebruary!

Prompt: Rebuilding Mel

Warnings: None, really. Mention of Tech going on the mission to Eriadu. Includes angst and hope.

A/N: This is a Tech Lives fic and a Tech Lives blog.

Word Count: a little more than 800

Another successful mission complete, Phee landed Providence on Pabu and patted a partially-functional-but-now-powered-down Mel on her way out the door. She put the crystal dagger she’d recovered in the Archium and paused next to Lula and Tech’s goggles. Her heart ached. She wished she could see him again or at least redo their last encounter. She wished she had been braver with her feelings, or offered to come with them, but she couldn’t change that now. She dragged her feet back home and slouched into bed.

The next morning she grabbed a bite of fruit for breakfast and headed back to the ship to work on Mel. She’d been her usual helpful droid self, but some severe blaster fire meant Phee needed to rebuild her again.

She sat in front of Mel and twirled a spanner before powering her up. The droid made a whirl, some of her lights coming on and others not. Phee removed the burned-out photoreceptor and a few wires that needed to be replaced. A new photoreceptor was modified and Phee hummed a tune to herself while replacing the wiring. Mel’s lights came on as she attempted to take in the information around her, almost panicked as if she was still on the run from yesterday.

“It’s okay,” Phee said, “We're home, but I'm not done with you yet.”

The droid relaxed and Phee was at least pleased that the new parts were working. She pulled out part of Mel’s front panel and sighed at the piece. It was completely covered in carbon scoring and while it protected some of the inner workings, some shots had managed to disrupt a power coil and a memory bank. Phee grabbed a spare metal scrap and continued to hum while cutting it down to size for Mel. She attached the front panel and left it open while she dug around to assess the damage to the memory. It wasn’t too bad. A little light was off, indicating part of it wasn’t working like it should. Another wire was replaced and the light came on, but started blinking. Phee knitted her eyebrows in frustration, but then found a small component attached to the back of the memory bank. It looked like a tiny restraining bolt. How did that get there? She picked it off and the blinking light stayed on strong. Once she replaced the memory bank and closed the panel, Mel beeped at her.

“A recording?” Phee asked. “Why didn’t you mention that before?”

Mel indicated that she didn’t know it was there before. Phee was getting more suspicious of the little restraining bolt. Someone must have put there without her knowledge between now and the last time she rebuilt Mel, but the only person who helped her with the droid since the last time she was rebuilt was Tech. Phee felt like she was falling upside down and spinning. Had she been standing, she would have toppled over. It was all she could do for the words to get from her brain to her tongue.

“Play the recording, Mel!”

Mel started playing a holovid. Tech’s face appeared right in front of Phee and she felt hot tears at the sight of Brown Eyes adjusting his goggles before he spoke.

Hello Phee. If you are seeing this then my family and I, or perhaps only some of us, are missing in action. It was our intention to retrieve information vital to saving Crosshair and keeping Omega safe, but as you know, things do not always go to plan. I have taken the liberty of hiding codes and secure information in Mel. I know the Imperials are not smart enough to find this data and leaving it solely in the hands of my brothers seems reckless should we all be caught. It will only be a matter of time before you have to rebuild her and I am certain you will easily find this recording. With the information I’ve left in Mel, you should be able to retrieve any recordings on my goggles and datapads including those behind an extra layer of encryption. There is also an encrypted backup on the Marauder’s computer. Should something happen to us, I will try to leave behind what clues I can. While I hope this is all for naught, I know that if any of us goes missing, there is no one better to find us than you.

Tech’s soft smile pulled at her and she watched him reach forward to stop the recording. Phee stared at Mel in shock before reaching for the button again. She paused on Tech’s image as the projection restarted and tears fell on her cheeks. Mel beeped at her almost asking if she was okay.

“Come on,” she said, rising to her feet, “We have to get to the Archium.”

[archivewriter1ont]

Echo and the Cadet Batch Chapter 11: Babysitter Carousel (Part One)

fantastic art by @littletroggo

One huge computer malfunction and a day later, it's finally out! Comment below if you'd like to get tagged when I post new chapters and updates. (Also if you don't want to be tagged and I did, let me know.🙃)

https://archiveofourown.org/works/58834273/chapters/157856722

(Still having trouble with Ao3 links...but this link takes you directly to Chapter 11!)

Summary:

The cadets are a handful, but side effects from their enhancements can slow them down in an instant. The 212th and 501st find out more about Hunter's mutations, the Batch's time on Kamino, and how to take care of the little 99s. Then Echo decides to go for a walk, and discovers that there is no alone time when you have four baby brothers.

@leapingbadger, @badbatchposts, @secretly-a-trekkie (love your cadet art!) and @kybercrystals94

[dindjarindiaries]

I don't care if it's been a year since The Bad Batch ended, I'm still gonna randomly tear up if I think about it/them too much

[kiwi-endure]

Tape 2 Spoilers! Lost Records: Bloom & Rage

hey this hurt why did they do this :,)

[teyvationalgeographic]

Sacellum Requietis, Domus Aurea, Sea of Bygone Eras, Fontaine

[peachi-blossom]

Shows that have a better color palette than Hazbin Hotel

The three on the left from top to bottom are my favorite shows.

Edit 6/22/24: I got more that I forgot to put in