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Clinical Trial SaaS

By R&D Editors | October 28, 2009

Integrated Clinical Solutions (Inclinical) announced the release of Version 2.0 of inclinicalperform for use within clinical trial operations. The new release includes the technology for Software as a Service (SaaS) deployment.  This builds on Inclinical’s past implementation of collaborative software for the pharmaceutical, biotech and medical device industries.     
Inclinicalperform 2.0’s SaaS implementation brings a cost effective and straight forward CTMS functionality to any size clinical operation. Sponsor companies, CRO’s and clinical sites can collaborate together within one web-based environment right from their desktop.  Collaborative automation brings increased efficiency and effectiveness of clinical trials.

Inclinicalperform software brings automation to the clinical trial process that did not exist before.  Making inclinicalperform accessible via SaaS, facilitates the real work of trial operations personnel by eliminating redundant data entry. Immediate and transparent access to information is a major benefit for users.

Inclinical offers it’s inclinicalperform via several deployment methods including client premise installation and SaaS based subscription services.  SaaS subscription priced services mean that as company’s business levels fluctuate so do their costs. They no longer have to license and maintain an expensive system when it is not fully utilized.

Inclinicalperform provides clients with numerous benefits beyond those of the SaaS availability and subscription activity based pricing. Version 2.0 continues to deliver these functional benefits:

  • Collaborative CTMS Working Environment
  • Clinical Site Life Cycle Process Automation
  • Document Control and Distribution
  • Issue/Query Generation And Management
  • Contact Resource Management
  • Dynamic Application Environment Configuration
  • User home page Dashboard with Trial, Site and Issue status summaries

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