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Stelex, a leading provider of enterprise-wide business solutions to regulated industries, is pleased to introduce its Comprehensive Audit Trail (CAT) Solution. An add-on solution developed specifically for IBM’s Enterprise Asset Management solution (Maximo) CAT brings together the history of all changes for a particular record.
CAT enhances Maximo’s audit trail capability and displays the results in a human readable format, accessible directly from the system. CAT enables easy access to the precise information needed for change control. Available for Maximo version 6.2 and higher, CAT helps regulated companies maintain FDA 21 CFR Part 11 compliance.
“CAT was originally developed for global pharmaceutical manufacturers to enhance the traceability functions within Maximo” said Tony Kashani, president of Stelex. “Product feedback was extremely positive with users sighting ease of use, enhanced access to audit data and ability to utilize the solution for trouble shooting purposes.”
Changes contained in the eRec and Esig entries are shown in one convenient screen tab within the Maximo application. The solution offers greater visibility, accessibility and traceability for change control.
CAT was presented February 21-24, 2010 at the IBM PULSE Conference in Las Vegas, NV.
About Stelex
For over twenty years, Stelex (stelex.com) has provided enterprise-wide business solutions to regulated industries such as life sciences, manufacturing, transportation, energy and more. The firm offers a comprehensive suite of technology, validation, regulatory and business solutions.
Stelex is a subsidiary of GE Healthcare (NYSE: GE).
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