ERT announced the acquisition of eClinical Insights
ERT, a global solution provider for high-quality patient safety and efficacy endpoint data collection, announced the acquisition of eClinical Insights, a provider of cloud-based clinical trials management software.
eClinical Insights' technology platform includes a suite of products--InTrial Metrix, TrialOps Director, Dataflow Manager, EndPoint Reviewer--that work across disparate systems and diverse global clinical trials teams. On average, clinical trial sponsors utilize between 5-7 systems for data collection from disparate vendors. ERT’s EXPERT platform combined with eClinical Insights' product suite,will enable clients to benefit from a data integration layer that enables real-time data exchange between systems. The end result is comprehensive insight into investigative site and outcomes data activity across all spectrums.
eClinical Insights had changed its name from PharmaPros almost one year ago.
Read the full release here.
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