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View Poll Results: Common Root Cause for Failures in Scaleup & Commercial (Validation) Batches
Product/process design is inaccurate or inadequate... 2 50.00%
Raw/input material controls are inadequate/inaccurate (QC / vendor qualification...) 1 25.00%
In-process controls/specification is inadequate or inaccurate... 1 25.00%
Finished product specifications is inadequate or inaccurate... 1 25.00%
Stability studies are not adequately established... 2 50.00%
Dynamic market/customer/regulatory requiremets... 1 25.00%
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common root cause for failures in scaleup&commercial(validation)batches new products
what are the common areas&root-cause for failures you faced in in scale up and commercial(validation) batches of new products.

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Apple Re: Common Root Cause for Failures in Scaleup & Commercial (Validation) Batches

current tally is as follows...
inadequate/inaccurate design (25%)
stability studies (25%)
input controls (13%)
inprocess controls-spec (13%)
fp spec (13%)
dynamic customer/market requirements (13%)

50% of the causes indicate the effectiveness of development processes!!!
another 26% attributed in-process and fp specification controls.

1) does it reflect the industry benchmark success rate of R&D process development?
2) what are the common and effective response to improve the above conditions employed at respective sites?

other 26% of input controls and dynamic market requirements are quite external in nature; yes, the input controls are partly governed by internal processes such as QC and vendor qualificatoin;
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