Maintenance / Service

WHITE PAPERS AND CASE STUDIES

• Embedded Analytics Take Business To The Next Level

  By partnering with GoodData, Mavenlink is able to offer highly customizable analytics without compromising the benefits of its scalable, multi-enant SaaS solution. The interactive report builder makes it possible for customers to answer their own unique business questions.

• Alaris Supports Ascentas’ Cloud-First Strategy

  Ascentas first company in Europe to leverage the power of Alaris Capture Pro Software in the cloud.

• Central Laboratory Interlaboratory Comparison Program To Assess The Comparability Of Data Of Tests From Four Regional Laboratories Involved In Global Clinical Trials

  The objective of this study was to develop and support a process for assessing the comparability of data used in global clinical trials from four individual laboratories, wholly owned by the same central laboratory entity, and that the same tests on the same samples are under statistical control and acceptable limits of variation.

• Strategies For Developing Xilinx’s Zynq UltraScale+ RFSoC

  New RFSoC technologies add RF-class analog-to-digital and digital-to-analog data converters to Xilinx’s family of FPGAs. This white paper looks at current trends in data converters and signal processing to better understand the capabilities of RFSoC and how to best use the technology.

• Advanced Clinical Achieves A Strategic Advantage With Veeva Vault eTMF

  Contract research organization Advanced Clinical leverages Veeva Vault eTMF to run faster, higher-quality trials for study partners.

• Live Data Saves Money at Yorba Linda

  Yorba Linda Water District (YLWD) has 25,000 potable water connections, serving residents in the hilly terrain of Yorba Linda and parts of Placentia, Brea, Anaheim, and Orange County, in California, US. The District, founded in 1909, has 4,000 fire hydrants, 11 active wells, 14 reservoirs below ground, and 20 major and sub-pressure zones. Elevation ranges from 400 to 1,400 feet above sea level. The District imports about a third of its water, supplementing its groundwater supply.

• Unlocking The Full Potential Of Precision Medicine In Oncology

  Precision oncology promises a new standard of care where therapies are tailored to the molecular profile of a specific tumor. For the full potential of precision medicine to be realized, regulatory, technical, clinical, and economic frameworks will need to evolve to the nuances of these novel treatments.

• Back On Track: Data Rescue On Pediatric Rare Disease Trial

  A pharma company developing a drug to treat urea cycle disorder struggled with a CRO that was not effectively managing the study data. As trouble mounted, the CRO quit, stranding the project at a critical point in the development cycle. Premier Research was able to step in and successfully take over the data management and statistics portion of the trial to keep the trial on track.

• Connecting The Internet Of Things

  The Internet of Things (IoT) can be daunting to understand considering the overwhelming amount of articles available on the subject. Meanwhile, the rapid proliferation of new IoT devices continues in both our personal lives as well as in virtually every industry. The purpose of this document is to quell the hype and facilitate a discussion of how to prepare for and manage an IoT deployment at a fundamental level.

• How Charlotte Russe Slashed Costs And Streamlined Operations Across The Company

  Under new leadership, the Charlotte Russe facilities management team initiated a project to identify ways to further expand the usage of the ServiceChannel platform the company had deployed years ago. Previous to this project, the company had been using ServiceChannel primarily as a work order management platform.

• How Cloud Hosting Benefits Your Field Service Organization

  In today’s field service environment, service-centric businesses must align themselves with customer expectations more closely, respond to market changes more swiftly, and deliver services more quickly and consistently.

• eCOA Trends To Watch

  With acceptance of personal electronic devices (e.g., smartphones and tablets) by the public, the use of computerized systems to collect clinical outcomes assessment (COA) data in clinical trials is commonplace and becoming the preferred and recommended method. As the regulators continue to encourage its use in clinical trials, eCOA deployment will continue to evolve. Read more about hot eCOA topics that demonstrate the trend toward patient-centricity are described here.