Fort Lauderdale, FL-September 30, 2009
In a multi-year enterprise-wide agreement Kendle will add OmniComm’s TrialMaster EDC solution to its current eClinical offerings.
“Efficient delivery of high-quality data is critical to Kendle’s continued success as a leading provider of clinical data management services,” said John Fontenault, Executive Director and Global Head, Clinical Data Management and Technology. "The addition of the TrialMaster EDC solution to our existing offerings supports Kendle’s focus on providing our global biopharmaceutical customers with cost-effective access to the best eClinical solutions to accelerate their Phase I through IV clinical trials. The TrialMaster platform offers the right mix of functionality to streamline the study development process and drive efficient study operations.”
"We are excited to be working with Kendle to meet the needs of its diverse customer base," said Stephen Johnson, COO of OmniComm Systems. "Kendle is one of the largest and most respected and successful top-tier global CROs with extensive eClinical experience, having conducted more than 250 trials utilizing EDC technologies to expedite the clinical trials process. We look forward to providing them the eClinical solutions and services needed to support their continued delivery of best-in-class clinical development services to their customers.”
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