Information Technology

Mercury interactive software testing tools first to be audited for use in FDA regulated industries

Published in Medical Letter on the CDC and FDA, March 10th, 2002

To help customers regulated by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) reduce information technology (IT) costs, Mercury Interactive Corporation (MERQ) announced that its software testing tools and development process have been successfully audited by the Audit Repository Center (ARC).

The audit, which meets the requirements of PDA Technical Report #32, Process for Auditing of Suppliers Providing Computer Products and Services for Regulated Pharmaceutical Operations, included Mercury Interactive's TestDirector, LoadRunner WinRunner QuickTest Professional, and Astra family of products, making them the first software testing tools to be audited for use in...

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