CPI project awarded ​‘Quality Project of the Year’ following successful Veeva QMS implementation

CPI has further strengthened its ability to support companies driving technological innovation, thanks to the successful implementation of the Veeva Quality Management System (QMS).

A robust QMS is vital to the work of innovation pioneers like CPI, allowing us to unify processes, break down silos and drive operational efficiency. This enables faster, smarter decision-making to accelerate innovation while maintaining compliance and quality standards. The project, which earned recognition as Quality SMB Project of the Year at Veeva’s Field Kick-off Event, has reinforced both the compliance and efficiency of our operations. 

The initiative represents a significant collaboration between CPI and Veeva Systems, whose platforms are widely used across sectors such as pharmaceuticals, MedTech and food. The collaboration also reflects our broader commitment to quality, innovation and delivering tangible value for the companies it supports. 

By integrating Veeva’s best-in-class QMS, we have been able to streamline operations, simplify compliance activities and promote greater internal collaboration. In line with Industry 4.0, which champions the digital transformation of manufacturing and related industries, we’ve adopted a fully integrated, digital-first approach. 

The new QMS enables CPI to process large data sets, positioning us to better harness the potential of advanced technologies like the Internet of Things (IoT), AI and big data. In combination with our technological expertise across multiple markets, we’re now uniquely positioned to provide holistic advice, drawing on a wealth of knowledge from across the organisation. 

Tom Simpson, Quality Compliance Manager at CPI, said:

“With Veeva QMS in place, CPI can now use data more effectively to make smarter, faster decisions in process and product development. This is especially valuable in helping customers iterate quickly, leading to better outcomes within shorter timeframes.”