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October 8, 2008
Last month, DSG won an award for its software for capturing clinical data, randomizing patients, managing drug supplies and extracting paper from the clinical trial process.
Drug supply management, EDC and data standards are some of the technologies the Almac group pairs with a separate division that offers services.
Most of the new contracts include something besides electronic data capture (EDC): a clinical trial management system, an e-diary, or an interactive voice response system. Some customers are buying etrials’ technology and bringing everything in-house.
The recent annual meeting of the Society for Clinical Data Management (SCDM) had its first annual “Data Driven Innovation” award. The inaugural prize was presented to Sirion Therapeutics and clinical technology suite supplier DSG of Philadelphia. It’s worth noting something…
Clinical data standards seem wonderful in the abstract. On a white board, the work of CDISC and HL7 should make life easier, cheaper and faster for everyone involved in any clinical trial, just as broccoli should be good for anybody’s…
Geospiza and Pharmaceutical Services Corporation (PSC) announced an alliance to deliver software and services to manufacturers of personalized therapies and vaccines based on genetic markers. Under the terms of the agreement, PSC will offer a complete solution of Geospiza software…
etrials announced 10 new contract wins from four contract research organizations (CROs) in the recent quarter. Only three of the trials will be handled for existing customers. “The contracts include two Phase I, four Phase II, three Phase III trials…
With double-digit growth across all its service lines, privately held Phoenix Data Systems (PDS) is on a roll. The Philadelphia electronic data capture (EDC) firm reported a banner fourth quarter for 2006, with $9.5 million in new contracts and six…