FREE ON-DEMAND VIRTUAL SUMMIT:
September 21-24, 2021
Get to Market True Quality Summit Series
Whether you’re bringing your first device to market, or you have launched multiple already, our upcoming True Quality Summit Series is for you. There’s a variety of different topics designed to provide best practices for advancing throughout your product lifecycle and maintaining compliance across multiple markets.
Festivities kick off with a day dedicated exclusively to our customer community. From there, the True Quality Summit Series begins and anyone from anywhere can join, for free.
Sessions
What Role Should Quality Play in Bringing a Device to Market? | Jon Speer
Building the Business Case | John Kapitan
Planning your Cloud Connectivity Strategy to Reduce Cybersecurity and Privacy Risk | Abbas Dhilawala
Strategies to Limit Project Timeline and Cost in Medical Devices | Milton Yarberry
Building a Regulatory Strategy Executive Summary: How early in the development process should we begin to think regulatory? | Mike Drues
Developing a New Clinically Relevant ICU Ventilator Fast | John Walmsley
UDI and Device Registration, Another Launch Checkbox | Gary Saner
The Most Common Mistakes Health Tech Founders Make When Pitching | Adam Dakin
Company Essentials: The Benefits of a Well-Developed Regulatory Plan | Isabella Schmitt
How to Efficiently Document your Design Transfer to Ace your Audit and Product Launch | Kyle Rose
So You Think You Want to go to Europe? Considerations for Early Adopters of MDR | Michelle Lott
Biocompatibility Evaluation for Device Submission | Audrey Turley
Design Control 101 | Justin Rowland
Market Access Strategy | Leslie Wise
Understanding the Medical Device Single Audit Program (MDSAP): Pros, Cons, and How to Prepare | Angelina Hakim
The Importance of Product Classification to Regulatory Strategy | Daryl Wisdahl
US FDA 101 | Carolyn Guthrie
Pre-Market vs. Post Market Risk: What are the similarities and differences? | Mike Drues
How to Successfully Plan a Medical Device Product Development Project | Peter Sebelius
Why You Need to Use IEC 62304 for Software Development | Cathy Wilburn
Tips for Working with Contract Manufacturing | Eddie Ray