Transactional Content Management

WHITE PAPERS AND CASE STUDIES

• Raising The Bar For Reliability

  When a system goes down, getting that system back up and running quickly is the goal of every managed service provider (MSP). All too often however, a backup will fail, causing the MSP to lose confidence in the backup and recovery process. Lack of consistency in backup performance means MSPs have to do more work to keep customers in operation. MSPs need to know that their backups are in good standing so they can be the hero for their customers.

• Expert Screen Review Instead Of Mode Equivalence Testing: Who Are These Experts?

  Electronic data collection is fast becoming the preferred method (versus paper) for capturing patient-reported outcome data in clinical trials. This transition necessitated expensive and time-consuming mode equivalence testing. But now, the process of “expert screen review” is being considered as a more efficient and less expensive alternative.

• Scale Computing And Lenovo Partner With Ahold Delhaize To Roll-Out The Deployment Of Edge Computing

  Ahold Delhaize is dedicated to helping customers shop anytime, anywhere, and in any manner – in store and online. Committed to staying ahead of the industry when it comes to the shopper experience, IT plays a fundamental role in supporting both day-to-day operations and future expansion plans for the company.

• Relying On Third Party Organizations For Strategic Equipment Acquisitions

  One of the most critical decisions for a pharmaceutical company is the choice to outsource operations, which leads to determining the optimal supplier with which to partner. When choosing an organization, a company must prioritize risk minimization and choose a dependable supplier with a strong track record. A facility is only as strong as the equipment that it runs, and production is only as effective as the equipment operators.

• Increasing Patient Participation In Clinical Trials: Six Areas Of Focus From Patients And Advocates

  Meaningful collaboration between patients, sites, and sponsors can yield improved clinical trial outcomes. As part of that important collaboration, we see that effective patient input has the potential to increase patient participation rates in clinical trials. Incorporating patient insights into clinical trial design and execution is the first step.

• Venting Fume Hood Base Cabinets — A Better Way

  Frequently, companies have used fume hood exhaust to ventilate hood base cabinets. There is both the need for this practice and the designs for them are frequently not well thought-out. 

• Clearing Snow From Unmarked Roads Made Safer With Accurate Data

  In Lassen Volcanic National Park, there are areas of road that rise above the tree line and have few visible markers following significant snowfall. This makes the task of plowing somewhat dangerous and risks delays and accidents. Using a mobile data collection app paired with a high accuracy receiver, more accurate navigation maps of snow-covered roads were created for plow drivers to use.

• Implementing A Unified Lab Management Solution

  With nearly 2,000 scientists and twice as many instruments spread across multiple global locations, the customer was managing eight different electronic notebook (ELN) systems and Laboratory Information Management Systems (LIMS). The customer’s challenge was to unify data collection and management across the different phases of early discovery, R&D, and clinical and commercial manufacturing. By implementing a comprehensive agile framework, the customer and BIOVIA were able to release 3 major and 2 intermediate software iterations within 12 months.

• inSOC Builds A SOC With New Open-XDR Platform

  Solution exposes the entire kill chain; combines all key security technologies under a single pane of glass to boost analyst productivity.

• Overcoming Clinical Data Aggregation Challenges

  Learn about the challenges for Sponsors and CROs when integrating a vast array of data sources, typical relational database structures and why they don’t work for clinical analytics,  as well as the ideal clinical data aggregation solutions for continuous, automatic data consolidation.

• Demystifying Extractables Testing

  It's critical anyone utilizing single-use technology understands the differences between the various guidances available for extractables analysis and which testing approaches are suited to the study goals.

• InterPro’s EZMaxMobile Helps CMU Reduce Data Entry Time By 92 Percent, Move To 100 Percent Electronic Work Logs

  Providing mobile access to Maximo boosts team efficiency, leads to better record keeping.