|Articles|December 8, 2016

ERT Acquires Exco InTouch

ERT has announced the acquisition of Exco InTouch.

ERT has announced the acquisition of Exco InTouch. The acquisition combines Exco’s patient engagement and BYOD solutions with ERT’s established science-driven solutions for a more seamless approach to eCOA, patient engagement and digital health.

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