BioClinica®, a clinical trials services and technology provider, announced the launch of the BioClinica eHealth Cloud™.
BioClinica®, a clinical trials services and technology provider, announced the launch of the BioClinica eHealth Cloud™. The eHealth Cloud offers a hosting subscription model that meet specific needs of individual clinical trials via public consumers, private cloud, managed cloud, and custom options.
BioClinica’s Express EDC, Trident RTSM, Optimizer Supply Forecasting and Simulation, OnPoint CTMS and Compass “Intelligent” Risk-Based Monitoring solutions, will be delivered through the eHealth Cloud. In addition, third party applications and industry data banks can connect to the eClinical platform via its BioClinica Cloud Transformation Gateway™, an open platform approach based on secure standards-based integration exchange.
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