SAP Cloud ALM in a Regulated Environment Opportunities, Limitations, and Successful Implementation
SAP Cloud ALM provides companies in the pharmaceutical, biotechnology, and medical device industries with a modern platform for managing SAP projects and the application lifecycle in a transparent and structured way. At the same time, its use in regulated environments places specific demands on processes, roles, documentation, traceability, and change and release management.
In this webinar, we will explore the use cases covered by SAP Cloud ALM, the value the platform can offer Life Sciences companies, and the limitations of the SAP standard. You will also learn how SAP Cloud ALM can be integrated into an existing SAP and IT toolchain and successfully implemented in a way that takes regulatory requirements into account.
Webinar topics
- SAP Cloud ALM use cases across the application lifecycle
- Using SAP Cloud ALM for implementation, testing, deployment, operations, and service
- Creating traceable links between requirements, processes, user stories, tests, and changes
- Key considerations for using SAP Cloud ALM in a GxP-regulated environment
- Limitations of the SAP standard and potential complementary measures
- Scoping, solution design, configuration, and implementation of SAP Cloud ALM
- DHC consulting services and scoping packages to help you get started
What you will gain
- A better understanding of how SAP Cloud ALM could be used in your organization
- Insight into the key prerequisites for using the platform in a regulated environment
- Clarity on the decisions to make before implementation
- Guidance on DHC’s scoping packages, from defining the Cloud ALM scope to developing the target design
Who should attend
This webinar is intended for IT, quality management, quality assurance, compliance, and validation professionals and leaders in the pharmaceutical, biotechnology, and medical device industries. It is also relevant to those responsible for SAP programs, implementations, testing, and releases.
Date and time
Friday, October 23, 2026, 10:00–10:40 a.m.
Can’t attend at that time? Register anyway, and we’ll send you the webinar recording afterward.