Continuous Monitoring Systems & Building Management Systems
Learn about the different functions of Building Management (BMS) or Building Automation Systems (BAS) and Continuous Monitoring Systems (CMS) or Environmental Monitoring Systems (EMS).
Learn about the different functions of Building Management (BMS) or Building Automation Systems (BAS) and Continuous Monitoring Systems (CMS) or Environmental Monitoring Systems (EMS).
In this webinar hosted by the International Society for Pharmaceutical Engineers, Vaisala Sr. GxP Regulatory Expert Paul Daniel and Vaisala Sr. Project Sales Engineer John Coen discuss the different functions of Building Management (BMS) or Building Automation Systems (BAS) and Continuous Monitoring Systems (CMS) or Environmental Monitoring Systems (EMS).
While the two types of systems may seem similar, they are designed to achieve very different goals. John and Paul discuss the functional differences between BMS and CMS, explore validation and best practices for GxP-regulated environments, and outline how these systems support your goals and requirements.
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Paul Daniel has worked in the GMP-regulated industries for over 25 years helping manufacturers apply good manufacturing practices in a wide range of qualification projects. His specialties include mapping, monitoring, and computerized systems. At Vaisala, Paul oversees and guides the validation program for the Vaisala viewLinc environmental monitoring system. He serves as a customer advocate to ensure the viewLinc environmental monitoring system matches the demanding requirements of life science and regulated applications. Paul is a graduate of University of California, Berkeley, with a bachelor’s degree in biology.
John Coen has over 10 years of experience working with instrumentation, monitoring and controls with a focus on continuous monitoring systems. As a Senior Project Sales Engineer at Vaisala, John works with customers on a wide variety of applications and helps develop systems to meet demanding requirements.