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The system was developed based on a combination of Cliff Campbell’s background in systems engineering on the one hand, and feedback/input from lifescience manufacturers, regulators and service providers on the other. Fittingly for lifesciences, Avenio's principle of operation is 'cellular', and the system was designed as a data-driven alternative to outdated compliance techniques which were based primarily on file-driven ‘copy & paste’ techniques.

There was general consensus that this traditional, disconnected way of working could be greatly improved by the development of a simple, scalable but secure system that addressed the three key aspects of lifescience compliance, namely the identification, characterization and verification of technology on a rapid, right-first-time basis.

The other recurring request was that the system be interdisciplinary in terms of content and dynamic in terms of lifecycle, resulting in a multifunctional and reusable model on behalf of users. From a regulatory perspective, the key expectation was that the system be risk-based, enabling super-critical, critical and non-critical items to be accommodated. The system also needed to be self-documenting, generating technical listings, specifications and protocols based on data-merge with standard and/or customized document templates. Last but not least, the system needed to satisfy industry’s emerging requirements for IT-enabled Knowledge Management in support of Plant, Product and Process understanding, along with its archival and communication.