Syneos and Komodo Launch “Lab to Life”
Syneos Health has announced that it has expanded its relationship with Komodo Health. The expanded partnership builds on two-years of previous collaboration between Syneos Health and Komodo Health, which began with data-driven strategies to enhance customer engagement for the Syneos Health Kinetic team. This will allow Syneos Health to analyze clinical, real-world, and commercial data, offering customers integration to their operational trial designs and commercialization deployment strategies.
Syneos Health will use Komodo Health’s Prism software to support feasibility, market sizing, site selection and patient cohort analytics. Additionally, Komodo’s Sentinel solution will provide a comprehensive view into real-world patient journeys and enable the integration of proprietary datasets, tools and algorithms to derive insights.
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