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|Articles|December 1, 2013
- Spectroscopy-12-01-2013
- Volume 28
- Issue 12
Iperion
Iperion is full service provider for life sciences information systems and GxP cloud computing solutions.
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Company Description
Iperion is full service provider for life sciences information systems and GxP cloud computing solutions. From the very beginning, quality management and computerized system validation have been at the basis of our products and services offerings. Needless to say we are dedicated to life sciences and know the ins and outs of the industry. With a team of highly skilled professionals we closely work together with our customers in the pharmaceutical, medical device, and health care domain to establish the best possible information systems to support their business. Technical implementation, configuration, validation training, and operational support are with Iperion in one hand. The high customer satisfaction ratings underline the appreciation the market has for our expertise, drive, and dedication. It is these characteristics that have also put Iperion on the forefront of cloud computing technology. Our offerings encompass GxP compliant system hosting and provisioning of virtual private cloud solutions for life sciences companies, to IAAS and PAAS solutions for software vendors enabling them to offer SAAS solutions to the industry. Iperion provides these cloud computing solutions from its own, self managed state-of-the-art data centers qualified according to US and EU GxP regulations as well as being ISO 27001 and ISO 9001:2008 certified.
Markets Served
Our services are set up to support companies in the pharmaceutical industry, medical device industry, biotechnology as well as health care industry.
Software vendors providing to the life sciences industry also contact Iperion when looking for a professional partner for GxP cloud computing solutions.
Major Products/Services
Information systems for the life sciences industry
- Quality management
- Regulatory information management
- Electronic submissions
- ERP
- LIMS
GxP cloud computing on our data center that is qualified according to US and EU GxP regulations as well as being ISO 27001 and ISO 9001:2008 certified.
- IAAS
- PAAS
- GxP hosting
- Enterprise private cloud
Consultancy
- Validation services
- IT compliant consultancy and audits
- Quality systems and regulatory
Iperion IS B.V.
Achterstraat 27
5251 CS Vlijmen
The Netherlands
TELEPHONE
(31) 73 6488000
WEB SITE
NUMBER OF EMPLOYEES
25
YEAR FOUNDED
2005
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