Latest Case Studies & White Papers

The 3rd Edition of IEC 60601-1 represents a shift in philosophy from the 2nd Edition, including a greater emphasis on risk management and essential performance. This white paper reviews the changed requirements and includes the latest information on the acceptance of the 3rd Edition in major markets.

This White Paper features practical strategies for manufacturers of PV Modules that will help them through the compliance process and enable them to deliver their products to market faster.

Several carriers are demanding that network manufacturers decrease energy consumption by 20% by year end. Please complete the form below to receive our complimentary white paper to learn how product changes made to enhance a product’s energy or environmental attributes may adversely affect your previous NEBS compliance.

The 3rd Edition of IEC 60601-1 represents a shift in philosophy from the 2nd Edition, including a greater emphasis on risk management and essential performance. This white paper reviews the changed requirements and includes the latest information on the acceptance of the 3rd Edition in major markets.

How do you decide which testing to do and how much? How can you maximize your product compliance to enable you to enter multiple markets quickly and cost effectively? In this paper we’ll answer these questions and explore the basic mechanics of testing and certification and how you can apply them to reduce your time to market.

This white paper provides a concise background on ISO 22000, the international standard for food safety management systems. Learn about how ISO 22000 was developed, how it compares with other food safety standards, and the benefits of compliance and third-party certification.

Learn more about the differences between North American and European rules.

This new 24-page white paper will provide you with a beneficial and concise overview of EMC and the changing technologies of innovative medical devices.

This White Paper highlights seven reasons why medical device manufacturers are proactively conforming with restricted-substance requirements.