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Applied Clinical Trials

  • Applied Clinical Trials-02-01-2007
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eShowcase: ComplianceWire

Enhancements to workplace planning tool include "what if" scenario capability

Enhancements to workplace planning tool include "what if" scenario capability

EduNeering (Princeton, NJ) has added several functionalities to ComplianceWire, its knowledge management system designed for FDA-regulated businesses. Key enhancements include a workplace planning tool researchers can use to create "what if" scenarios for determining job qualifications, planning for future growth, vacation scheduling, and cross training.

Other new capabilities include electronic sign-in for instructor-lead courses, eliminating paper-based systems, and providing a layer of authentication to monitor attendance and streamline recordkeeping. The new User Group format allows administrators to organize and manage employee qualifications, career goals, and other role-based activities. They can then suggest knowledge criteria and curricula based on employee qualifications.

EduNeering, (609) 627-5300, www.eduneering.com

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