A Shared Services Center (SSC) is an organizational structure that centralizes repetitive administrative and operational processes, focusing on efficiency, consistency, and compliance. It acts as the operational backbone, ensuring that policies, evidence, and controls are consolidated and auditable.
Manufacturing sectors face increasing pressure to complete digital transformation. This requires leaders to transform compliance into a competitive catalyst, driven by a narrative-driven marketing strategy that translates these technical requirements.
It's important to go beyond simply activating software. It's vital to transform this asset into operational behavior, with proven compliance and repeatable value. In regulated markets, the ability to elevate software implementation to this next level becomes a competitive differentiator.
In highly regulated industries, there's simultaneous pressure to achieve operational efficiency and rigorously comply with complex regulations. By implementing this approach, companies mitigate risks and pave the way for sustainable growth.
RDC 982/2025 establishes a new health risk management model and continuous compliance monitoring as the basis for granting, renewing, or canceling the Certificate of Good Manufacturing Practices (CBPF) and the Certificate of Good Distribution and/or Storage Practices (CBPDA).
Companies in regulated environments require robust strategies to balance innovation and compliance. It's necessary to go beyond the technological barrier and understand how to combine tools and compliance. Only then can they go beyond superficial transformation and integrate technologies.
In technical and regulated markets, the excellence demanded by customers, suppliers, and regulatory bodies demands more than just isolated solutions. In this scenario, creating deep alliances transforms the business ecosystem itself, expanding the perception of value for all stakeholders.
