Pharmaceutical Executive June 20, 2025
Chris Driver

The traditional approach to trial management relies on a mix of solutions that often become siloed and difficult to integrate.

Today’s clinical trials are generating more data, involving a wider range of stakeholders and relying on increasingly more specialized vendors. Now more than ever, it is important to unify clinical trial platforms to help maximize efficiency and costs. By streamlining operations and reducing avoidable delays, organizations can enhance return on investment, preserve patent life and improve overall portfolio performance. In this high-cost environment, even modest efficiency gains can yield significant strategic and financial benefits.

Disconnected tools create hidden costs

The traditional approach to trial management relies on a mix of solutions, including eConsent platforms, electronic patient reported outcome systems...

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