UNIT 9: Regulatory Intelligence & Strategy
This unit explains how regulatory intelligence supports informed decision-making across product development and lifecycle management. It focuses on transforming regulatory knowledge into strategic actions that enable compliant, efficient, and successful global submissions.
Definition
Regulatory intelligence is the systematic collection, analysis, and application of regulatory information to support strategic decision-making throughout the product lifecycle.
Regulatory intelligence enables organizations to anticipate regulatory expectations, policy changes, and authority trends. Rather than reacting to regulations, companies use regulatory intelligence to proactively shape development plans, submission strategies, and post-approval actions.
Key Points
Transforms regulatory information into actionable insight
Supports proactive rather than reactive compliance
Reduces regulatory risk and delays
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