Through SeerPharma’s partnership with the University of Technology Sydney (UTS) and the Master of Good Manufacturing Practice (GMP) program, our focus is on developing graduates who can enter regulated industries with a strong foundation, adapt quickly to professional roles, and begin adding value sooner.
Immersive Training in Practice: Uptale
In regulated industries, training needs to go beyond theory. While SOPs and e-learning are essential part of the process, they do not always prepare teams for the realities of working with equipment, processes, and live environments.
A relevant example comes from Satellite Healthcare, a U.S.-based provider operating in a highly controlled clinical...
Uptale is an immersive learning platform that allows organisations to create interactive training experiences using 360° content, virtual environments, and scenario-based simulations. At SeerPharma, we are working with Uptale to help regulated industries bring training closer to real-world practice, from GMP onboarding to quality system...
Uptale: Bringing Training Closer to Real-World Practice
In regulated industries such as pharmaceuticals, biotechnology, and medical devices, traditional training methods-including SOPs, slide decks, and static e-learning-remain essential for compliance. However, on their own, these approaches often fall short in preparing personnel for real operational environments, where decisions, risks, and...
Webinar | Revolutionising Training in Regulated Industries
In regulated industries such as pharmaceuticals, biotechnology, and medical devices, training is not just a compliance requirement, it plays a critical role in operational safety, quality outcomes, and workforce readiness. Yet many organisations still rely on traditional approaches such as slide decks, SOP-heavy learning, and static e-learning...
In industries where compliance is critical such as pharma, biotech, and medical devices, the way we train our workforce has real-world consequences. It affects not just audit outcomes, but also operational safety, product integrity, and ultimately, patient wellbeing.
