Business Process Outsourcing

WHITE PAPERS AND CASE STUDIES

• Direct-To-Representative Sample Distribution Services

  One particularly effective approach to promote prescription drug products is to have pharma sales reps ‘hand carry’ samples to the health care practitioners within their territories.

• Understanding The Continuum Of Clinical Collaboration

  Vendor-selection processes are tilting toward finding as broad and deep a fit as possible, the better to capture the efficiencies from scale and repeatability that those moves are intended to deliver.

• Development Pathways For ATMPs: Virus Safety Challenges And Regulatory Perspective

  There is an increased risk of viral contamination in settings where ATMPs are prepared, making it critical to understand the contamination risks and the solutions available to control them.

• DNS Protection: An Overlooked Layer Of Cybersecurity

  Uncontrolled internet access is a high-risk activity for any business, regardless of size, but it is particularly dangerous for the small to medium- sized businesses (SMB) that make up a managed service providers’ client base. Unfortunately, endpoint security alone is no longer enough to keep clients safe from modern cyberattacks. And, as MSPs well know, remediating threats that have successfully infiltrated the network is challenging and extremely time-consuming. That’s why today’s MSPs are increasingly turning to services that can stop threats before they hit the network.

• Addressing New Chromatography Challenges With Fiber Absorbents

  An absorbent material using a novel proprietary structure overcomes the diffusional and flow limitations of packed bed chromatography purification systems and aims to address the capacity issues.

• Don’t Let Your MRO Inventory Manage You

  A basis storeroom has now been created, and at least basic data about the stocked items has been captured on spreadsheets. Parts are stored safely and can now easily be located. Now what?

• Large PMA Study Of CRC Diagnostic

  A study needed to enroll approximately 12,000 subjects and was also unique because it required subjects to self-collect samples at home. Read about the risk management and mitigation that Health Decisions utilized to keep the study on track.

• Efficiency Skyrockets With A Field Service Software Upgrade

  RJS Pest Management has decreased the time spent dispatching field technicians by 81 percent since adopting a new field service management system.

• Improving Patient Experience And Employee Engagement At University Of Chicago Medicine

  At University of Chicago Medicine, we’ve been on a journey to make our experience match our science. One of the key efforts on that journey was to introduce iPad-based rounding as a tool to help nurse leaders identify and solve any patient or family concerns quickly and efficiently, as well as to recognize nurses and other staff members for excellence. We also wanted to capture patient comments in a way that would help inform system-level improvement efforts.

• How A Leading Edtech Saas Company Ditched Spreadsheets To Track Revenue With Unprecedented Efficiency

  Learn how SaaSOptics is able to provide clear financial visibility to steer a fast growth SaaS company, remove spreadsheet headaches and deliver efficiency, scale and real-time visibility.

• Innovative Clinical Supply Solutions - Cold Chain

  With our team of packaging experts and extensive cold chain capabilities, this case study discusses the creation of a custom packaging and distribution solution to meet this client’s unique needs. Through our partnership, the product was successfully packaged in sufficient quantity and on time for the Phase I trial.

• A Layman’s Guide To AI, Machine Learning And Its Importance To Endpoint Security

  Beginning around 2007, traditional endpoint security was becoming ineffective. Stopping infections was based around finding a user with an infection (patient zero), creating a detection signature (inoculation) and then updating every device to stop any further infections (eradication). The ineffectiveness was a direct result of the volume, variety, and velocity of infections. These factors completely overwhelmed the ‘patient zero’ approach. There were simply too many patients and not enough inoculations.