Records Management

WHITE PAPERS AND CASE STUDIES

• Lucky CRAs. Getting Automated To-Do Lists For Targeted SDV

  Data managers at Lotus Clinical Research used to spend hours each week building reports to identify the patients and forms that needed Source Data Verification (SDV) at the next site monitoring visit. To tackle the problem, Veeva Vault EDC introduced QuickView, a dynamic interface that optimizes the display of data by function, allowing users to focus on what matters most.

• Removing Barriers To Specialty Therapies

  Gaining access to specialty medications requires navigating multiple complex pathways, including determining insurance coverage options, co-pay amounts, the patient’s total cost of therapy, prior authorizations, and appeals. Obstacles along each path can lead to increased turnaround time and drive script abandonment. Technology brings advancements for removing these barriers, but buyer beware.

• Hershey Installs Volumetric Feeders For Accurate Dispensing

  A confectioner installs six volumetric feeders in a new make-your-own candy bar production line to accurately dispense small ingredient amounts into chocolate base bars.

• How To Build A Modern Field Service Technology Stack

  To enable your field service organization to serve your customers better and faster, you need to utilize modern technology that defines and supports the execution of established processes and provides the flexibility required to evolve when those processes change. Doing so improves operations and customer satisfaction immediately, but it also positions your field service organization for long-term growth.

• How To Fit Your Technology Expertise Into Your Customer’s World

  Selling business technology for many years allows you to develop deep expertise of your products. But, breaking into your customer’s world requires deep expertise of their operations and their needs. Discover how to change your approach with customers to uncover the needs that your products can solve.   

• Tumor-Infiltrating Lymphocytes: What, Why, And How

  As we explore immune mechanisms using technology, we find better ways to fight disease. Here, we focus on targeted, highly personalized cancer therapies called tumor-infiltrating lymphocytes.

• In-House Versus Outsource: A Decision-Making Guide

  Biopharma execs must consider how outsourcing fits into development and production strategies, and how to select the best CDMO partner for their business. Here’s a step-by-step guide to those decisions.

• An Overview Of The ICH E6 (R2) Guideline

  While the revisions to the guideline mainly impact sponsors, technology providers and contract research organizations need to be aware of the changes and make adjustments to operational procedures, documentation practices, quality approaches and computerized system functionality.

• Enhancing Process Safety In The Pharmaceutical Industry

  This paper focuses on how to enhance a pharmaceutical production facility's process safety with a dynamic checkweighing system.

• How One MSP Uses Automation To Scale And Deliver Exceptional Service

  eGuard Tech Services was growing, and needed an RMM solution that would allow them to scale their processes as they added new clients.

• Why One Hospital Switched From Submersbile Pumps To S&L Pump Stations

  Tough-to-access submersible pumps complicated life and increased costs for maintenance workers at the Royal Cornwall Hospital in Truro, United Kingdom.

• Software Keeps Growing Retailer On The Forefront Of POS And Online Trends

  The political and social climate over the last few years has raised questions within the firearms community about regulations, executive actions, Supreme Court rulings, and legislation that could limit the buying and selling of some firearms, ammunition, and accessories. This has attracted more customers to make more purchases from businesses within the firearms industry.