Veeva Systems introduces innovations to its Veeva Vault product for regulated content management for life sciences.
Veeva Systems introduces innovations to its Veeva Vault product for regulated content management for life sciences. In the new version 10, individuals across the organization can share and reuse approved content, eliminating manual hand-offs and duplicate work. At the same time, Vault provides local autonomy and flexibility for each department or region to manage its own content to reflect its unique business processes. Vault maintains one authoritative source document in the cloud to bridge content gaps, increasing efficiency, visibility, and compliance.
New capabilities to version 10 include:
Read the full release here.
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