Compass MED and THINK Surgical: A Customer’s Perspective On the Impact and Benefits

Compass MED, design controls, Testimonial, Traces

Our latest solution, Compass MED, is a structured data and design control SaaS solution built specifically for medtech companies. Key features include multi-level requirements management, comprehensive risk management, and test management.

We recently sat down with Terence Carmichael, Jr., Lead Systems Engineer at THINK Surgical to learn more about how our Compass MED solution is impacting the organization.

In this video, he explains:

How Compass MED enables multiple product silos to design, iterate, test cases, and share ideas all in one place
How Compass MED is different from other design control solutions, including leading competitors’ solutions
How Compass MED is enhancing and accelerating the design process

“I see Compass MED accelerating our design process by allowing engineers to easily iterate on their requirements, test cases, as well as producing traceability matrices,” says Carmichael. “This allows us to expedite our verification and validation test cycles and generate critical documents needed for regulatory submissions faster.”

Interested in learning more about customers’ experiences with Compass MED? Watch this video featuring Kimberly-Clark.

Cognition Corporation

At Cognition, our goal is to provide medical device and pharmaceutical companies with collaborative solutions to the compliance problems they face every day, allowing the customer to focus on their products rather than the system used to create them. We know we are successful when our customers have seamlessly integrated a quality system, making day-to-day compliance effortless and freeing up resources to focus on product safety and efficacy.

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