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School: Object Knowledge, Inc.

Business Architecture
Course Format: Classroom
Public Seminar dates: May 19-20, 2009 in Boston, MA and September 23-24, 2009 in Toronto, ON
 

Business Process Modeling and Analysis Workshop
Course Format: Classroom
This three-day intensive seminar includes one-on-one sessions with the seminar leader in optional after-class sessions and for thirty-days after the seminar over the phone or email. We are committed to your practical application of your learning experience
 

Pharmaceutical Quality Assurance and Control
Course Format: Classroom
This course provides an understanding of the principles and practice of pharmaceutical quality assurance and control and of specific topics which have become important because of regulatory interest or recent technological achievements. Throughout the course an emphasis is placed upon quality as viewed on a cost/benefit basis as well as a cGMP basis. The first day provides an understanding o...
 

System Validation, GAMP Harmonization and P.A.T
Course Format: Classroom
This course is designed to provide the basics of computer system validation. Utilizing lectures, discussions, hands on exercises, the class will address the rules, tools and techniques needed to develop, manage, and conduct a validation process and project. The program focuses on the best validation practices utilizing, Risk assessment, PAT, GAMP 4 and more. Included in this comprehensive cours...
 

Granulation, Tabletting and Capsule Technology
Course Format: Classroom
The main aim of this course is to review the science relating to tabletted and encapsulated pharmaceutical products. The course begins with a consideration of raw material testing and the basic aspects of powder and granulation technology, progresses through formulation of solid dosage forms to manufacturing processes and equipment including scale-up and technology transfer. The program conclud...
 

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