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What is the validation of a computerised system?

Validation is the documented evidence that the computerised system to be validated meets the requirements for the specified purpose in the operational business, with the specified reliability, and under the specified conditions (environment, processes, people).

[GMP Compliance Adviser, Chapter 9.E]

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