Celebrating 25 Years: Caliber's Innovative Impact on Global Pharma with GxP Solutions

Caliber Celebrates 25 Years of Excellence in GxP Digital Solutions

In a remarkable journey spanning 25 years, Caliber Technologies has solidified its reputation as a leader in providing GxP-compliant digital solutions tailored for the life sciences sector. The company, which commenced operations over two decades ago, has played a pivotal role in enhancing quality assurance processes and operational efficiencies for pharmaceutical and biotechnology companies across 17 countries, empowering them to navigate regulatory landscapes with ease.

As Caliber enters its milestone year, it has unveiled a fresh anniversary logo—a symbol that encapsulates the company’s mission and values. The new logo was introduced during a ceremony at Caliber's headquarters in Hyderabad, India, and reflects three essential components: Impact, Purpose, and Legacy. Lalitha Surabhi, AVP of Strategy and Business, elaborated on its significance, stating, "The outer ring symbolizes our purpose—quality matters because life matters. Our goal is to expedite the delivery of life-saving medications by enabling companies to adopt digital processes that are audit-ready and efficient."

The intricacy of the design, which features four blossoming petals, represents the diverse impact of the company's four key portfolios: Quality, Lab, Manufacturing, and Data Insights. The '25 years' emblem signifies not just a duration but a legacy built on groundbreaking innovations, including the launch of the first paperless lab and pioneering solutions such as the Annual Product Quality Review (APQR) and Continuous Process Verification (CPV).

Caliber has consistently been at the cutting edge of the Pharma 4.0 revolution, adeptly integrating advanced technologies like Artificial Intelligence (AI) and Generative AI (GenAI) to inspire comprehensive digital transformations within the sector. Their extensive suite of solutions includes flagship products like CaliberLIMS (Laboratory Information Management System), EPIQ (electronic Quality Management System), and CaliberEMPro, among others. Exciting innovations such as CaliberPulse and CaliberMetrix, complemented by the GenAI-driven CalGenie, provide pharmaceutical companies with an interconnected and compliant operational framework.

More than just automation, these solutions yield real-time insights and predictive analytics, streamlining processes and enhancing decision-making for quality assurance teams. During his remarks, Sekhar Surabhi, CEO and Founder of Caliber, highlighted the company's ongoing commitment to developing future-oriented products that deliver unparalleled value. He emphasized, "Even as we face evolving technological landscapes, we're dedicated to staying ahead by offering solutions that help our partners confront regulatory and economic challenges."

Caliber's influence extends from laboratories to manufacturing floors, persisting in its success in producing tangible improvements in compliance, productivity, and overall business outcomes. The company is steadfast in its commitment to helping pharmaceutical manufacturers mitigate human error, expedite production timelines, and achieve audit readiness through digital transformation efforts.

The foundation of Caliber's success rests on its unwavering focus on innovation, deep-rooted partnerships with clients, and a mission that underscores the importance of quality in the life sciences. As they continue to carve out the future of quality in the pharmaceutical industry, they remind us that their work is not just about compliance—it's about saving lives.

To learn more about Caliber and its innovative solutions, visit www.caliberuniversal.com.
Caliber 25th Year