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Global medical device and life sciences product labeling is a complex subject and an integral part of the supply chain. The landscape is varied in terms of the systems and processes employed in designing, populating and printing labels (including booklets, inserts and IFUs). To control labeling on a global scale a number of key functions need to be managed including: Let’s discuss it live on October 15, 10.00 a.m. New York time. We’ll explore what the industry can do to improve data security, adhere to regulations and mitigate the risks involved in local language labeling and country-specific design. Register now for free: Key learning objectives Audience Presented by: Steve Ellison, Business Development – Northern Europe for PRISYM ID, has 20+ years’ experience in the printing and coding business as well as several years consulting in the security and infrastructure software market. Steve joined PRISYM ID as the Business Development Manager for the UK, Ireland and Nordics where he is using his technical background and IT Skills to actively develop an understanding of the key benefits of Label Lifecycle Management solutions and in-line print inspection to the medical device and life sciences market. Register now for free: source: https://www.linkedin.com/groups/2070960/2070960-6055035154211106817 Marked as spam
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Marie Suetsugu
Will you still be operating in Summer Time, i.e. do you mean 14.00 GMT?
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Carly Butler
Hi Marie, yes, the webinar is available to all. 10am New York time/3pm GMT. Please let me know if you have any other questions. Thanks, Carly (PRISYM ID)
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Marie Suetsugu
Sorry, but I'm now more confused...
According to Wikipedia, both the US and the UK will still be operating in Summer Time on 15 Oct.: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Daylight_saving_time_in_the_United_States; and https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/British_Summer_Time So, if you mean 10am DST in NY, that would be 3pm BST and 2pm GMT :-S Marked as spam
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Marie Suetsugu
Good! Thanks. At least it's 11pm rather than midnight here :-P
(I'm still pondering whether to work extra hours at home or to sleep...) Marked as spam
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Carly Butler
Hi Marie, we are aware that some people may not be able to make the webinar because of the timing (trying to accommodate a global audience is challenging!) or other commitments. However, if you register and then are unable to attend, we will send you the recording shortly afterwards. Thanks,
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Marie Suetsugu
Wonderful! Thank you for the info. Off to registration (with my home e-mail address) then :-P
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