Yesmine Ayadi

Computerized systems are central to GMP compliance in Life Sciences. This article explores the role of IT under GMP, regulatory expectations for system validation, and how effective alignment between Quality Assurance (QA) and Information Technology (IT) ensures compliant, reliable, and audit-ready operations.

ERP implementation is a strategic business transformation that aligns people, processes, and technology to drive efficiency and growth. Success depends on clear planning, strong governance, risk management, user adoption, and structured methodologies. By focusing on data readiness, change management, and continuous optimization, organizations can reduce failure rates and maximize long-term ERP value.

Successful ERP implementation requires clear objectives, well-defined processes, and a precise understanding of organizational needs. By building an expert project team, involving stakeholders, ensuring end-user training, and applying strong change management, companies can reduce risks, avoid costly failures, and maximize the operational value of their ERP system.