Put asset status where the work happens.
Finding out whether a piece of equipment is ready to use usually means leaving it. A technician scans a code or notes a serial number, opens another system, and looks up the record. Multiply that by every instrument on a line and it’s a meaningful amount of the day spent confirming things.
Under 21 CFR 211.160(b)(4), instruments that don’t meet established specifications can’t be used. Knowing where an instrument stands, before someone reaches for it, is part of how a site operates.
Digital Asset Labels puts that information on the asset. Electronic labels display calibration and maintenance details drawn from RAM or CompuCal, so employees see status where the equipment is and reach for another system less often.
Display calibration, maintenance, and asset information from RAM or CompuCal directly on the equipment.
Visual status indicators help teams identify assets that need attention during a walk-through, before opening a work list.
Check status as you move through the facility instead of stopping to scan each asset, open another system, or compile updates by hand.
Display information from RAM or CompuCal, including data brought in through RAM Connect, on the electronic label.
Blue Mountain has supported calibration and asset management for GMP manufacturers for over 30 years, across more than 450 life sciences manufacturers worldwide.
Connecting your system of record directly to the label puts asset information where people already are. Across a room of equipment, color indicators surface the exceptions and direct attention to what needs it. Nobody assembles a status report to find out what a walk-through would have shown.
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