|Articles|May 13, 2011

MD Anderson Cancer Center Uses Velos eResearch

Velos announced an agreement with The University of Texas MD Anderson Cancer Center. The agreement calls for enterprise-wide installation of its flagship product, Velos eResearch.

Installation is now underway with plans for production use in 2012. MD Anderson initiates at least 1000 clinical studies each year and will deploy Velos eResearch. Currently, data is dispersed in many different applications and departments, requiring significant time and effort to build, submit, approve and complete a protocol.

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MD Anderson Cancer Center Uses Velos eResearch

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