Prism tool a long-term choice for drug company.
EDC Deal

Nextrials and Novacea

February 20, 2006

Nextrials, a California technology firm, announced a long-term deal with Novacea. The drug company will rely on Nextrials’ Prism application (which includes electronic data capture, inventory management, and drug safety features) for a Phase III trial of a prostate cancer drug. In a news release, Novacea praised the 100 percent uptime…more...

An merican Presence

XClinical Moves

February 20, 2006

XClinical, a European firm specializing in patient diaries and electronic data capture, has moved its USA subsidiary to Bethesda, Maryland. The company’s new location is only a few miles from the I-270 biotechnology corridor and the National Institutes of Health. more...

EDC Vendor Surges

Phase Forward Earnings Report 02/06

February 20, 2006

Phase Forward said revenues for the 2005 fourth quarter rose 18% to $23.6 million, versus $20.1 million during the same quarter of 2004. The big company was profitable in 2005 under GAAP accounting rules. That was not the case in 2004. Roughly 41 percent of revenues are from services, not seat…more...

New Technology Acquired

Oracle News

February 18, 2006

After digesting $19 billion in acquisitions, Oracle will cut 2,000 jobs and post a restructuring charge of $725 to $800 million. The latest charge, the database company said, is due to the Siebel acquisition, and mostly reflects real estate costs and severance payments. After the firings, the company will have 55,000…more...

Going Bigtime

etrials Quasi IPO

February 16, 2006

The North Carolina company etrials has begun its life as a public company. It will trade on the over-the-counter exchange under the ticker ETWC. In addition to raising money for the founders, the transaction with CEAC Acquisition Company, a Florida investment company, the deal will give the company a $20 million…more...

EDC vendor buys Texas rival

DataTrak Acquisition

February 16, 2006

Cleveland’s DataTrak International will buy a small Texas clinical trial technology firm, ClickFind, for $18 million in cash and company stock. The deal freshens the technology portfolio of application service provider DataTrak, which until now has offered clinical trial tools that may not take full advantage of the internet. ClickFind was…more...

EDC, EHR Worlds Merge?

Allscripts, ACS Deal

February 15, 2006

Allscripts and Advanced Clinical Software (ACS) announced a partnership. The deal was publicized at the annual HIMSS conference, the mega-event sponsored by the Healthcare Information and Management Systems Society. The integration of ACS Study Manager and Allscripts TouchWorks Electronic Health Record provides physician practices with the tools to be more productive.…more...

More than technology

PDS Leans Toward CRO Territory

February 15, 2006

Philadelphia’s Phoenix Data Systems has expanded its data management services, the company announced at the Clinical Trials Congress. PDS Data Management services are designed to address these issues by providing the sponsor with trained and experienced personnel who produce fully coded, fully queried data that is suitable for statistical analysis. “Pairing…more...

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September 9, 2010

Webinar, New Guidance

EDC Is Dead? Long Live EHRs?

Thoughts on a potentially transformative alternative to EDC, the electronic health record (EHR).

Reorg, New CEO

etrials: Technology Will Be Key

A conversation with Denis Connaghan of etrials, who recently became the new CEO of etrials.

Magic Pen

Kayentis: Back to The Future

From France, a hybrid system that uses special paper and a scanner-pen to gather clinical data.

Clinsys To Offer Services, Tech

India’s Jubilant Buys EDC Firm

The thinking behind Uttar Pradesh-based Jubilant Organosys’s purchase of the EDC solution from TrialStat.

Sex, Not Gender, Please

CDASH Case Report Form Push

The latest data standard from CDISC could help sites—and the industry—collect data. No more general comments.

EDC Plays Defense

Paper Is King! Long Live Paper!

The 2008 Society for Clinical Data Management meeting explored the lingering appeal of a certain form of dried tree extracts.


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