A new partnership between Premier Research Group and Octagon Research Solutions will expand the companies' solution sets.
Philadelphia, PA-April 29, 2008-Premier Research Group (www.premier-research.com), the international pharmaceutical services group, and Octagon Research Solutions ( www.octagonresearch.com), a leader in the electronic transformation of clinical R&D in the life sciences industry, today announce the formalization of a partnership agreement to provide a broader solution set.
This new partnership combines Octagon’s expertise in electronic submissions with Premier Research’s extensive clinical expertise across a wide array of therapeutic areas. The partnership enables Premier Research to offer Octagon’s electronic submission capabilities as part of its Regulatory Affairs services and for Octagon to offer Premier’s regulatory development and scientific strategy.
James Ottinger, vice president of global consulting and compliance for Premier Research noted, “Our partnership with Octagon broadens our services by offering Octagon’s proven expertise in the technical aspects of electronic submissions while we continue to focus on our core strengths of regulatory strategy and consulting. We are pleased to be working with an organization that also values our deep commitment to being a ‘solution provider’ for our clients.”
“Premier Research has a solid history of consistent, quality delivery that aligns with our own high standard of operation. We believe that the collaboration will ultimately provide a strong product for our valued customers,” commented Jim Walker, chairman and chief excutive officer, Octagon Research Solutions.
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