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Applied Clinical Trials

  • Applied Clinical Trials-04-01-2007
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eShowcase: ISI Solutions Platform

Regulatory solution suite from ISI migrates to new platform for improved integration

Regulatory solution suite from ISI migrates to new platform for improved integration

Image Solutions Inc. (Whippany, NJ) has migrated its regulatory product suite for the life sciences industry into the ISI Solutions Platform built on Microsoft's .NET Framework. By moving to the .NET Framework, companies will have one integrated platform from which to manage, review, and publish electronic submissions to the FDA.

The ISI Solutions Platform provides the technology foundation for the company's full suite of products. Its regulatory suite includes its flagship submission products, eCTDXPress and ISIPublisher. These products address the file preparation time in the submissions process. Additional productivity tools and templates are also included in the ISI Solutions Platform.

The .NET Framework gives the suite interoperability with other systems within and outside the company, including document management systems. It also features flexibility, solutions that can be easily scaled to the size of the organization, and common interfaces.

ISI, (973) 560-0404, www.imagesolutions.com

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