SQA Regulatory Surveillance Summary | 3Q/4Q 2025

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Staying informed on the latest pharmaceutical compliance updates is essential for navigating an increasingly complex global regulatory landscape. From evolving GMP requirements and regulatory guidance to enforcement actions and emerging risks, these updates directly impact how organizations manage quality, ensure compliance, and protect patient safety. This summary highlights key developments across major health authorities and […]

Meet SQA at PDA Week 2026

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SQA Services is excited to announce our participation in PDA Week 2026, a premier event for leaders across pharmaceutical manufacturing, taking place March 22–27 in Denver, Colorado. PDA Week brings together quality, manufacturing, and regulatory professionals to address the evolving challenges facing the life sciences industry, from compliance and supplier oversight to innovation and operational […]

WEBINAR: Why Aerospace Pre-Production Fails & Building Firefighting into Programs

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Many of the most costly disruptions in aerospace and defense programs do not begin on the production floor. They begin much earlier during aerospace pre-production. When activities like contract review, supplier readiness verification, and First Article Inspection (FAI) planning are treated as administrative steps rather than operational quality gates, programs move forward with unresolved risks. […]

Supplier Quality in Aerospace: 9 Strategic Shifts Reshaping the Industry

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The conversations at the Generis American Aerospace & Defense Summit revealed a rare level of alignment across primes, Tier-1 suppliers, software providers, startups, and policy-adjacent leaders. One message was unmistakable: Supplier quality in aerospace can no longer be treated as a back-office compliance activity. The industry is being forced to operate at commercial speed, wartime […]

Capability Assessment in Aerospace: Ensuring Readiness for High-Rate Production

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As aerospace programs transition from development into high-rate production, the margin for error narrows dramatically. Aircraft platforms, space systems, and defense programs require not only flawless quality but repeatable performance at scale. A single late delivery or nonconforming part can disrupt schedules, inflate costs, and erode customer confidence across the supply chain. This is where […]

SQA Regulatory Surveillance Summary for Q2 2025 | Pharmaceutical Regulatory News

Regulatory Surveillance Summary for Quarter 2, 2025, featuring laboratory equipment imagery and listing global health authorities including ANVISA, FDA, EMA, NMPA, Health Canada, MHRA, WHO, and ICH.

This edition of the pharmaceutical regulatory news summary highlights key global developments impacting pharmaceuticals, medical devices, and compliance. The update covers enforcement actions, safety alerts, and regulatory guidance issued by major health authorities including ANVISA, FDA, EMA, NMPA, MHRA, Health Canada, WHO, and others, offering timely insight into evolving regulatory expectations worldwide.

Scaling Capacity in Aerospace & Defense: How SQA’s Field Engineering Workforce Enables High-Rate Production

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Aerospace and Defense manufacturers are under pressure to increase output while maintaining the highest standards of quality, safety, and compliance. Yet growing labor and capability shortages across machining, composites, inspection, and engineering are slowing production readiness. This blog explores how SQA’s Field Engineering Workforce strengthens supplier capacity, stabilizes operations, and enables OEMs and Tier-1 suppliers to achieve high-rate production without compromising quality or regulatory requirements.

Closing the Supplier Readiness Gap: A Blueprint for Recovery, Capability Assessment, and Manufacturing Readiness

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Aerospace and defense suppliers are being pushed to production rates they’ve never faced before—revealing gaps in capacity, documentation, training, and process control that can quickly threaten OEM schedules. This blog explores how a structured capability assessment provides the foundation for stabilizing suppliers, identifying readiness risks early, and accelerating recovery. By combining rapid assessments with targeted development and manufacturing readiness checkpoints, SQA offers a proven blueprint for strengthening supplier performance and supporting high-rate aerospace production.

Reducing Aerospace Escapes: The Power of Independent Source Inspection

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Aerospace escapes continue to challenge production schedules and supplier performance, but most defects can be prevented long before parts reach final assembly. Independent Source Inspection, paired with risk-based planning, gives manufacturers the oversight needed to catch issues early, strengthen documentation accuracy, and reduce variability where it starts—the supplier source. By leveraging data-driven inspection depth, trained technical inspectors, and targeted oversight, aerospace teams can dramatically reduce escape rates and improve right-first-time quality across their supply chain.