New Platform Addresses Integration and Silo Challenges
With the average clinical trial using of 5-7 different clinical systems, one of the critical business challenges the industry faces today is turning these siloes of data into operational intelligence
"With the average clinical trial using of 5-7 different clinical systems, one of the critical business challenges the industry faces today is turning these siloes of data into operational intelligence," said Peg Regan, President & CEO of eClinical Insights. To address this issue, eClinical Insights, a provider of cloud-based clinical trials software, announced the launch of its eClinical Intelligence Platform.
The platform delivers real-time clinical trial intelligence and workflow capabilities through a suite of cloud-based applications, which acquires and integrates data from any clinical system, and is powered by a business analytics engine. The platform is based on an open architecture and includes a library of out-of-the-box interfaces to leading EDC technologies, enabling customers to leverage existing technology investments as integrated components of the eClinical Insights platform. Delivered through a Software-as-a-Service (SaaS) subscription model, the platform includes a suite of cloud-based trial management applications that are available on per study basis, and can be turned on and off as needed, on both new and ongoing trials.
You can read the full release here.
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