OneClinical Provides a Full Spectrum of Software Products and Services for the Regulated Life Sciences Industry.
Princeton, NJ-June 12, 2006-Today TAKE Solutions, Inc. announced the formation of the OneClinical™ brand of life sciences offerings as part of its merger with Applied Clinical Intelligence (Philadelphia, PA) and OnSphere Corporation (Raleigh, NC). OneClinical combines a full spectrum of proven data and document management software products and services for clinical trials, drug and device development lifecycles.
"The merger of TAKE Solutions, ACI, and OnSphere enhances our ability to help our clients improve efficiencies in drug and medical device development and product safety. We can now offer our clients global scalability as well as a robust suite of regulatory-compliant process efficiency software" said Dr. Jonathan Seltzer, President, ACI & Chief Medical Officer, TAKE Solutions Global Life Sciences.
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