
Gain perspective on how agentic AI can bridge eCOA, EDC, IRT, and CTMS platforms to reduce manual effort and improve operational efficiency.
Gain perspective on how agentic AI can bridge eCOA, EDC, IRT, and CTMS platforms to reduce manual effort and improve operational efficiency.
Understand how adaptive human-in-the-loop frameworks can maintain safety and decision quality as AI becomes more embedded in trial monitoring and data review.
Learn how streamlined confidentiality agreements and consistent workflows can speed site activation and improve sponsor-site transparency.
Gain insight into how listening to site feedback and prioritizing engagement, training, and local patient understanding can drive smoother startups and stronger study outcomes.
Gain insight into how AI-powered agents can eliminate inefficiencies, shorten development timelines, and free clinical teams to focus on strategic decision-making.
Explore ways to reduce redundancy in site training by applying adult learning principles and focusing on enrollment and randomization essentials.
Discover how early site involvement, streamlined training, and AI-driven tools can simplify system complexity and enhance efficiency in clinical trials.
Learn how internal infrastructure, cultural buy-in, and workflow-focused technology choices can strengthen collaboration and reduce site burden in clinical trials.
Learn how integrated platforms, single sign-on tools, and streamlined training approaches can reduce site burden while supporting compliance and study startup.
Discover how reducing redundancy in feasibility processes and leveraging shared databases can improve collaboration and ease site burden.
Learn how the lack of integration across platforms creates complexity for sites and why holistic solutions are key to reducing data entry and system burden.
Explore how stronger collaboration and closed feedback loops can improve communication, change management, and site engagement in clinical trials.
Steve Rosenberg, CEO, uMotif, discusses the challenges sites face with eCOA, eConsent, and ePRO platforms and the support needed to reduce technical burdens.
Tom Cowen, head, healthcare, life sciences, Conga, explains how biotech startups use scalable contract management platforms to efficiently manage clinical trials, support CRO partnerships, and accelerate drug development pipelines.
Tom Cowen, head, healthcare, life sciences, Conga, shares how leading pharmaceutical companies are using Contract Lifecycle Management to streamline global studies, reduce onboarding times, and standardize clinical trial processes.
In this video interview, Ananth Kadambi, VP of real-world evidence and modeling solutions at Certara, highlights how clinical operations teams must enhance patient tracking, engage data monitoring committees earlier, and plan subgroup analyses to meet FDA’s overall survival guidance.
In this video interview, Ananth Kadambi, VP of real-world evidence and modeling solutions at Certara, explains how integrating real-world evidence and predictive modeling early in development can streamline OS-focused trials while meeting regulatory and payer expectations.
Tom Cowen, head, healthcare, life sciences, Conga, outlines how AI-driven contract management helps pharmaceutical companies simplify global clinical studies, reduce risks, and accelerate trial timelines.
Modernizing Clinical Trials: A Site-Centered Roadmap for the Future Simplifying startup, empowering sites through networks, and adopting evidence-based site selection frameworks can address enrollment bottlenecks, reduce dropout, and strengthen trial efficiency across the research ecosystem.
Tom Cowen, head, healthcare, life sciences, Conga, explains why investigator onboarding creates significant delays in clinical trials and how smarter contract management can help sponsors accelerate study start-up.
In this video interview, Ananth Kadambi, VP of real-world evidence and modeling solutions at Certara, discusses how model-informed drug development can help sponsors predict efficacy and safety outcomes to align shorter trials with FDA expectations for overall survival.
Michel van Harten, MD, CEO, myTomorrows; and Kyle McAllister, co-founder, CEO, Trially, discuss how artificial intelligence can reduce barriers for underrepresented patients and streamline prescreening and outreach to support clinical research participation.
In this video interview, Ananth Kadambi, VP of real-world evidence and modeling solutions at Certara, explains how emphasizing overall survival ties trial success to both efficacy and safety while also shaping payer and access considerations post-approval.
Paul Shawah, EVP, strategy, Veeva Systems and Richard Staub, president, R&D solutions, IQVIA, discuss how their partnership is evolving to support decentralized and hybrid clinical trials by combining advanced technology with operational expertise to improve patient engagement, streamline processes, and accelerate study timelines.
In this video interview, Ananth Kadambi, VP of real-world evidence and modeling solutions at Certara, outlines how FDA’s emphasis on overall survival in oncology trials requires stronger safety monitoring, subgroup planning, and patient tracking.
Paul Shawah, EVP, strategy, Veeva Systems and Richard Staub, president, R&D solutions, IQVIA, explain how their partnership is improving efficiency and data management in clinical trials by integrating best-in-class technology with expert services to benefit sponsors and accelerate drug development.
Paul Shawah, EVP, strategy, Veeva Systems and Richard Staub, president, R&D solutions, IQVIA, explain how their partnership is accelerating global clinical trials by streamlining processes, improving data management, and enabling sponsors to bring new treatments to patients faster.
In this video interview, Umesh Chaudhari, executive medical director and global program head of the C5 programs at Regeneron, describes how double-blind double-dummy design, site reminders, and patient engagement measures ensured high adherence with quarterly subcutaneous dosing in the NIMBLE trial.
Paul Shawah, EVP, strategy, Veeva Systems and Richard Staub, president, R&D solutions, IQVIA, discuss how their partnership leverages cutting-edge technologies and integrated services to improve data accuracy, streamline workflows, and drive greater efficiency in global clinical trials.
Paul Shawah, EVP, strategy, Veeva Systems and Richard Staub, president, R&D solutions, IQVIA, discuss how their global partnership is streamlining workflows, integrating data and AI, and driving better outcomes for patients.