What if your Quality Management System finally became truly manageable?

A Quality Management System (QMS) should be more than a compliance tool. It should provide a structured framework that helps improve day-to-day processes, secure operations, and meet regulatory requirements through a continuous improvement approach.

A QMS relies on a wide range of information: documents, quality events, audits, corrective actions, competencies, equipment, inventory, and more.

But the real challenge is not simply having this information. It’s about organizing, connecting, and leveraging it to effectively drive quality performance.

This is exactly where Inlog4QMS comes in.

Built on an innovative technology platform and developed using proven methodologies, Inlog4QMS is a comprehensive software solution for quality management and inventory management.

Through a centralized dashboard, you can efficiently manage:

• Document control and version traceability
• Quality events and non-conformance management
• Audit and supplier management
• Corrective and preventive action (CAPA) tracking
• Competency and authorization management with VSTAFF
• Equipment, inventory, and traceability management
• Risk assessment and quality performance indicators

The goal: move beyond a static, compliance-driven quality system and achieve real-time, operational quality management.

Join us next Wednesday for a closer look at VSTAFF and discover how it streamlines competency, authorization, and training management.

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ISBT 2026 – Kuala Lumpur | Day 4

ISBT 2026 – Kuala Lumpur | Day 4

On the fourth day of ISBT 2026 in Kuala Lumpur, one thing is clear: transfusion medicine is entering a new phase of accelerated digital transformation.

At Inlog, we see this directly in the field: discussions with international stakeholders are all converging toward the same goal → securing and streamlining the entire transfusion chain.

From donor to patient: a need for digital continuity

Digitalisation no longer concerns isolated steps, but the entire workflow: donor recruitment, qualification, testing, preparation, storage, distribution, and haemovigilance.

The key challenge is now clear: ensuring complete, reliable, and real-time traceability.

What is shaping discussions at ISBT

The same priorities consistently emerge:

• interoperability of systems
• cybersecurity of health data
• cloud migration and infrastructure modernization
• growing role of AI in operational use cases
• digitalisation of the donor experience

Strong momentum in Southeast Asia

The ASEAN region continues to accelerate, with major initiatives across Malaysia, Indonesia, Vietnam, Thailand, Singapore, and the Philippines.

These discussions are also opening up new opportunities for technology partnerships and deployments.

Strong field-based insights

These conversations are strongly grounded in the experience gained alongside the French Blood Establishment (Établissement français du sang), a key reference in the digital transformation of the sector.

At ISBT Kuala Lumpur, one conviction is strengthening every day: data is becoming as strategic as blood products themselves.

And Inlog is at the heart of this transformation.

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Organ donation extends a life

Organ donation extends a life

But the impact goes far beyond the act of giving itself.

Between donor and recipient lies a journey of exceptional complexity: identification, medical coordination, preservation, traceability, compatibility, logistics… every step must be executed with absolute precision.

Because here, every minute matters.

And every piece of information matters just as much.

Organ donation and transplantation rely on a delicate balance—built on trust, organization, and seamless coordination between all healthcare stakeholders.

In this context, information systems play a vital role in securing and structuring these complex pathways, where no approximation is possible.

At Inlog, we support healthcare institutions with EdgeCell, our solution dedicated to tissue banks and cell therapy management. It is designed to support critical processes in traceability, compliance, and safety.

Behind every successful transplant lies a system working quietly, with uncompromising standards.

On this National Organ Donation and Transplantation Day, we pay tribute to all those who donate, coordinate, and make possible what, every day, saves lives.

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Building innovation in healthcare also means building a strong ecosystem

Building innovation in healthcare also means building a strong ecosystem

At ISBT 2026, Inlog will continue to expand its international collaborations with industrial players across the sector.

In an environment where traceability, quality, safety, and interoperability are more critical than ever, technological partnerships play a key role in advancing transfusion medicine and cell therapy.

Stéphane Laurent’s presence in Kuala Lumpur will be an opportunity not only to connect with our existing partners, but also to explore new avenues for international collaboration.

Because the challenges facing our industry require complementary expertise, we firmly believe that value creation is built on long-term partnerships grounded in trust.

Kuala Lumpur will, above all, be a space for meaningful connections where together, we can envision the next breakthroughs shaping the future of the sector.

See you at ISBT!

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ASEAN: a strategic market for the future of digital health

ASEAN: a strategic market for the future of digital health

At ISBT 2026, Kuala Lumpur will also serve as a key strategic meeting point.

Beyond its scientific dimension, the congress is a prime opportunity to initiate and strengthen international collaborations within the healthcare sector.

This year, Stéphane Laurent, Inlog’s International Sales Director, will be attending with a clear ambition: to expand partnerships across the ASEAN region and engage with stakeholders who share our vision of meaningful innovation that truly supports healthcare institutions.

Southeast Asia is undergoing rapid transformation modernizing infrastructure, accelerating the digitalization of patient pathways, and placing increasing emphasis on performance and safety within healthcare systems.

In this context, local partnerships play a critical role in sustainably supporting these developments and addressing the specific needs of healthcare providers.

Above all, Kuala Lumpur will be a place to connect, exchange ideas, and shape new opportunities across the ASEAN region together.

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A blood donation takes only a few minutes

A blood donation takes only a few minutes

Yet between this act and its impact on a patient lies a chain of exceptional precision.

From collection to distribution—through qualification, testing, traceability, and storage—every step must be perfectly coordinated to ensure the safety of blood products.

Every day in France, thousands of donations are needed to meet patients’ needs.

Behind these figures is a critical challenge: operating a complex, reliable, and highly secure system without interruption.

This is precisely the role of dedicated transfusion information systems, which support and orchestrate these essential processes, connecting donor to recipient.

For more than 30 years, Inlog has been supporting the French Blood Establishment in the digitalization and security of transfusion activities.

Our solution, EdgeBlood, is part of this ongoing commitment. It helps secure and streamline the entire transfusion cycle—from donor to blood product distribution—while meeting the highest standards in traceability and haemovigilance.

What blood donation truly reveals is not only an act of generosity.

It reflects the ability of an entire system to transform a simple gesture into life-saving care—reliably and continuously.

Today, we would like to thank all donors, as well as the professionals who make this journey possible, each and every day.

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Kuala Lumpur, here we come!

Kuala Lumpur, here we come!

From June 20 to 24, Inlog will be attending the 39th ISBT International Congress, one of the world’s leading events in transfusion medicine and cell therapy

On this occasion, Stéphane Laurent, Inlog’s International Sales Director, will be on site to connect with the professionals who, every day, contribute to the safety, quality, and performance of transfusion and cell therapy activities—blood banks, tissue banks, healthcare institutions, and specialized organizations.

Because innovation only truly matters when it addresses real-world challenges, we place great value on these conversations. They enable us to better understand the issues faced by industry stakeholders, anticipate the evolution of their practices, and continue developing solutions that are ever more aligned with their needs.

ISBT is far more than a congress, it’s a space for sharing, inspiration, and collaboration, where the future of transfusion and cell therapy takes shape.
A place where practices evolve, ideas flow, and tomorrow’s breakthroughs are built.

Let’s connect in Kuala Lumpur!

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Simplify the management of your organization and team with Orgalia

Simplify the management of your organization and team with Orgalia

Managing entities, facilities, storage areas, and documents can quickly become a real challenge.

The Orgalia module within Inlog4QMS is designed to make it simple.

Why is accurately mapping your organization so essential?

• Enable smart, automated access: each user sees only the procedures and operating instructions relevant to them—without wasting time sorting through unnecessary documents.

• Clearly define the role and positioning of every job and every team member.

• Ensure a coherent, secure organizational structure for everyone.

With Orgalia, you can:

• Structure your entities and departments: multi-site, multi-user, multi-module,

• Organize facilities and storage areas: link documents to specific zones and easily move a zone from one location to another,

• Centralize information through shared dictionaries: all the data required for your modules, grouped and configurable,

• Track every action: full traceability for greater security and transparency.

The result: a clear, flexible, and secure organization that simplifies daily work for teams and optimizes your processes.

How do you currently manage your organization and facilities? Discover how Orgalia can transform your structure and make life easier for your teams.

Coming up next: Profilia, the module dedicated to personnel and authorization management.

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Cybersecurity: a critical challenge for healthcare organizations

Cybersecurity: a critical challenge for healthcare organizations

As medical data becomes increasingly digital, cybersecurity has moved from a technical concern to a strategic imperative. Healthcare organizations, as custodians of highly sensitive information, are now prime targets for cyberattacks.

In France, 30 hospitals were hit by ransomware attacks between 2022 and 2023, accounting for 10% of all incidents reported to ANSSI.

Globally, 67% of healthcare organizations have suffered at least one ransomware attack over the past year.

In 2024 alone, 181 ransomware attacks targeting healthcare institutions compromised more than 25 million patient records.

Beyond data protection, cybersecurity has a direct impact on continuity of care, team performance, and patient trust.

Key challenges include:

– Protecting patient data

Confidentiality, integrity, and availability of medical information are essential to patient safety and regulatory compliance (GDPR, HDS).

– Ensuring continuity and reliability of care

A compromised or unavailable system can bring medical operations to a standstill. Secure solutions help ensure care delivery remains uninterrupted, even in the face of growing threats.

– Improving performance and organization

Centralized workflows, smart alerts, and reduced administrative burden allow healthcare teams to focus on what matters most: the patient—while strengthening coordination across departments.

– Building awareness and a strong digital culture

Cybersecurity isn’t just about technology. It’s also about people. Teams must be trained, risk-aware, and guided by best practices.

At Inlog, we support healthcare organizations in deploying secure digital solutions that comply with HDS and ISO 27001 standards—helping safeguard patient data and ensure reliable care pathways.

Cybersecurity is no longer just a regulatory requirement. It’s a cornerstone of digital transformation, a trust-builder, and a powerful performance driver for healthcare institutions.

In your view, what are the biggest cybersecurity challenges hospitals and clinics face today?

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No More Fragmented Quality Management: Discover Inlog4QMS

No More Fragmented Quality Management: Discover Inlog4QMS

In healthcare organizations and laboratories, managing quality can quickly become a real challenge:
• numerous and complex processes,
• teams with a wide range of roles,
• strict regulatory and standards requirements.

Inlog4QMS was designed to simplify it all.

It is a comprehensive, modular solution built to centralize, structure, and secure your quality approach—while making everyday work easier for teams.

Powered by a shared database and dynamic workflows, Inlog4QMS provides:
• real-time visibility into events,
• structured monitoring of non-conformities, complaints, audits, and action plans,
• controlled management of documentation, skills, equipment, and inventory,
• customized alerts and dashboards tailored to each role.

The strength of Inlog4QMS? Its modular design. Each organization can activate only the modules it needs:
• Orgalia: organizational structure and staff management,
• Profilia: personnel and authorization management,
• Docalis: document management,
• Production: equipment and production management,
• Vigilia: management of custom records, adverse events, non-conformities, action plans, audits, and more,
• Stomelia: dynamic inventory and order management.

This modular approach enables each organization to build a coherent, scalable quality system aligned with its operational priorities.

What are your biggest quality management challenges today?
Discover how Inlog4QMS can transform your daily operations and make life easier for your teams.

Coming up next: Orgalia, the module dedicated to organizational structure and staff management.

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