OpenClinica Launches Program Designed to Match OpenClinica’s Enterprise Technology with CRO Services
OpenClinica
is launching a program designed to match OpenClinica’s Enterprise technology with Contract Research Organization (CRO) services to deliver enhanced customer offerings.
Ben Baumann, OpenClinica’s director of business development, says this program will be appropriate for both domestic and international organizations.
“As the leader in using open source technology to improve clinical research, OpenClinica, is expanding its capabilities and reach by partnering with other forward thinking organizations who understand the substantial value that a professionally implemented and well developed open source solution can bring to clinical trial operations,” Baumann said.
OpenClinica is expanding the OpenClinica Partner Program to:
- Provide a framework for organizations offering value-added services around OpenClinica.
- Leverage the strengths of each party and bring these strengths to bear in customer solutions that are higher quality than they would be otherwise.
- Drive the success of our partners and increase the value received from selecting OpenClinica as their electronic data capture (EDC) and clinical data management platform (CDM).
OpenClinica is presently fielding inquiries from companies interested in learning more about the Partner Program. For more information go to:
https://www.openclinica.com/partner-inquiry
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