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JMP equivalent of "Minitab Validation Kit"??

JerryFish

A customer at a medical device company asked if JMP has anything similar to Minitab's Validation Kit. According to the webpage:

"Recognizing that many businesses must meet FDA and other regulatory agency requirements by validating software according to their intended use, we provide a Minitab 19 Software Validation Kit to support our customers’ validation efforts. The kit includes instructions, templates, tools and an automated script to assist you in validating our software for your intended use. "

Does anyone know if JMP provides similar tools?

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Jeff_Perkinson

@Dan_Obermiller wrote:
There are some tools here: https://www.jmp.com/en_us/software/quality-statement.html

I wouldn't say "some tools." I would say that they are the equivalent tools.

The short form of that URL is easy to remember and says what it is: jmp.com/qualitystatement.

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Dan_Obermiller

There are some tools here: https://www.jmp.com/en_us/software/quality-statement.html

Jeff_Perkinson

@Dan_Obermiller wrote:
There are some tools here: https://www.jmp.com/en_us/software/quality-statement.html

I wouldn't say "some tools." I would say that they are the equivalent tools.

The short form of that URL is easy to remember and says what it is: jmp.com/qualitystatement.

JerryFish

Thank you both (@Jeff_Perkinson and @Dan_Obermiller) for the quick responses!

MikeD_Anderson

I just wanted to pile on here a little. The Validation tool Jeff and Dan mentioned is customizable so that additional tests (outside the NIST standards we use like customer developed add-ins and scripts) can be added. The numerical accuracy pdf that's on the same page as the validation tool has instructions on how to use the framework in one of the appendices.

Best,

M

Bass_Masri

That's really great to know. Thank you.