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Top 5 Challenges When Preparing for a NERC Audit (And How to Overcome Them)
Preparing for a NERC (North American Electric Reliability Corporation) audit can be daunting for any registered entity. With evolving standards, complex infrastructure, and a high bar [...]
Mastering the 8D Problem-Solving Methodology: A Guide to Root Cause Analysis in Manufacturing
Every day, quality leaders face a variety of production and process issues. While some problems are easy to fix, others require deeper investigation—such as using a 5 Whys analysis or [...]
AssurX Unveils the Next Generation of ECOS-GRC: A Comprehensive Governance, Risk, and Compliance Solution for the Energy, Utility, and Critical Infrastructure IndustryAssurX Unveils the Next Generation of ECOS-GRC: A Comprehensive Governance, Risk, and Compliance Solution for the Energy, Utility, and Critical Infrastructure Industry
AssurX Unveils the Next Generation of ECOS-GRC: A Comprehensive Governance, Risk, and Compliance Solution for the Energy, Utility, and Critical Infrastructure Industry
Reno, NV April 8, 2025 – AssurX, a leading provider of quality and compliance management software solutions, announces the enhancement of their Governance, Risk, and Compliance (GRC) [...]
Understanding the Differences Between Deviation vs. Nonconformance
The pharmaceutical industry and the medical device industry have unique ways of defining terms like deviation vs. nonconformance. Often, this leads to confusion over how events should [...]
How to Use a Risk Matrix to Ensure Effective Risk Management
In manufacturing and in life, we can never completely eliminate risk. What matters is how you manage it. For example, every day we accept the level of risk that driving poses, decidin [...]
3Analytics Partners With AssurX to Revolutionize IMDRF Coding Using AI
The IMDRF Coding solution integrates seamlessly into AssurX EQMS, ensuring compliance with EU MDR and FDA guidelines while reducing costs by up to 72%. 3Analytics, the first AI enable [...]
