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WHITE PAPERS AND CASE STUDIES

• Evidence Generation Strategic Partnership For Heart Failure Studies

  Read how a pharmaceutical support services company helped a large pharmaceutical company manage a portfolio of 5 heart failure studies, with over 500 investigator sites and 7,000 patients, to accompany an evidence generation program for a new product launch.

• Patient Centric Monitoring Methodology

  There is a shift in the pharmaceutical and CRO industries to improve the efficiency, effectiveness and quality of clinical trial research and the data generated together with improving patient safety. Read how Patient Centric Monitoring enables faster data access and quality checks, enabling early detection of errors and risks and ensuring improved patient safety plus data quality and integrity.

• New Guidelines Offer Menu Of Standard Sterile Package Tests

  High-risk packaging applications, such as pharmaceutical and class III medical devices, are coming under increasing scrutiny. A package protects the product throughout the product life cycle, and package integrity is a significant pocket of risk that can be mitigated. 

• Maximize Consumer Loyalty & Consumer Spend With Hyper-Personalization

  In this Aberdeen whitepaper, find out the real ROI of transforming your shopper experience strategy.

• Don’t Let Your MRO Inventory Manage You

  We've all been there; equipment breaks down and parts are ordered with little consideration as to lead time, price, quality, or reliability. This column offers insight into purchasing and managing MRO inventory.

• What To Look For In A CMMS/EAM Solution

  Choosing a maintenance and asset management software solution is no easy task. This article provides an understanding of why you need to make a change and what benefits will be most important to your organization so you can make the right choice.

• Seal-Scan Medical Device Case Study

  High product costs and superior quality requirements are the two single reasons for successful integration of airborne ultrasound seal inspection for medical device packaging. This case study focuses on the use of Seal-Scan® for final seal quality verification for an implantable sterilized medical device.

• The Secret Life Of Water At Evoqua Water Technologies

  Evoqua Water Technologies indirectly affects the water used by hundreds of millions of people around the world. It provides water purification and management solutions—filtrations, separation, disinfection, technologies, and service—used by 70 percent of US municipalities, 90 percent of the largest US chemical companies, 85 percent of pharmaceutical companies, the world’s largest food and beverage companies, and 60 percent of US Navy vessels.

• An Innovative Approach To Solve An RLD Shortage

  Limited or no availability of the Reference Listed Drug (RLD) for a generic dermatology trial can seriously hinder the feasibility of a study. An innovative approach including the enrollment of patients with very high potential of protocol adherence and effective patient engagement to minimize the rate of retreatment throughout the study resulted in a successful study.

• Making AI Usable For Pharma and Biopharma

  Artificial intelligence (AI) is already making a huge contribution to the global economy, even though this development is still in its early stages. AI is a kind of turbo drive for the new digital technologies, because it enables machines to imitate human decision-making processes. This white paper explores how to use artificial intelligence to uncover hidden business value in the regulated pharmaceutical and biotech industries.

• Driving Product Development And Finding The Fast Track In Early-Phase Oncology Programs

  Explore the many aspects a company must consider in planning and executing an early-phase oncology trial of this hypothetical compound, from performing a regulatory gap analysis and developing a target product profile to identifying the right patients and selecting efficacy endpoints.

• Deschutes: Better Data For Better Beer

  Deschutes Brewery, the seventh largest craft brewery in the United States, had a problem. During the cooling phase of the brewing process, temperatures were spiking in a new class of fermenters, an anomaly that could potentially reduce capacity potential and affect the quality and flavor of their beers. Luckily, Deschutes had a secret weapon: the PI System.