agCapture 3.2 Delivers on the Promise of Real Unification of Data Management Processes
ArisGlobal, a leading provider of solutions to the life sciences industry, has announced the immediate availability of agCapture™ 3.2, the newest release of ArisGlobal’s innovative EDC (Electronic Data Capture) system, fully unified with ePRO (electronic Patient Reported Outcome) RTSM (Randomization and Trial Supply Management), IWRS (Interactive Web Response System) and medical coding, and seamlessly integrated with CTMS (Clinical Trial Management System). agCapture is offered either as an on-premise or cloud solution.
“Trial sponsors are constantly searching for ways to reduce study costs and improve efficiencies while adhering to compliance requirements,” stated Simon Sparkes, executive vice president, ArisGlobal. “agCapture is simply a stand-out EDC system that is not only unified with our advanced ePro, RTSM and IWRS solutions, but is now fully integrated with CTMS using CDISC ODM (Clinical Data Interchange Standards Consortium Operational Data Model) standards as the basis of the integration. There is quite simply no other clinical drug development platform to match the ArisGlobal eClinical solution suite.”
agCapture 3.2 delivers many key features and enhancements that ensure a successful clinical study:
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