Principal SA HCLS Compliance and Medical Devices, AWS
Ian Sutcliffe
For MedTech companies, delivering safe, effective devices isn’t optional. It’s the standard. Behind every successful product is a structured ecosystem of laws, regulations, consensus standards, and compliance programs.
Whether you’re building physical devices or software, the principles of quality are universal. Edward Deming’s legacy in statistics and Total Quality Management (TQM) guides us all.
Yet applying these principles differs across disciplines. Automation has long been a powerful tool for quality management in the physical world of biology, chemistry and physics. In contrast, software has historically been more of a craftsman’s profession than something that effectively uses the concepts of automation at scale.
But that’s changing. Today, advances like DevOps, testing automation, infrastructure as code, cybersecurity monitoring, and chaos engineering are helping to bridge the gap. They bring the repeatability and rigor of manufacturing into software. For MedTech, this means safer, more reliable devices, fewer surprises, and a smoother path to market.
Join Orthogonal for an insightful webinar on how automation can elevate software quality. Learn proven strategies to focus on the right problems, reduce risk, and ensure compliance, all while accelerating development.
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Don’t let software complexity slow you down. Secure your spot today and learn how to make automation your ally in developing safe, effective MedTech solutions.
Principal SA HCLS Compliance and Medical Devices, AWS
Ian Sutcliffe
Chief Technology Officer, Orthogonal
Larkin Lowrey
Founder and CEO, Orthogonal
Bernhard Kappe
Chief Solutions Officer, Orthogonal
Randy Horton
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