eShowcase: Laboratory and Clinical Study Status
Secure Web-based Test Article Submissions and Study Tracking Availale
Secure Web-based Test Article Submissions and Study Tracking Available
BioReliance (Rockville, MD), a contract services organization, announces a Web-based proprietary software system called iNet. iNet allows customers to submit test article details via controlled and secure Internet access. Clients can then view the status of current and past studies, keep informed of expected completion dates, download reports, and share information with colleagues to view testing status.
iNet from BioReliance
Components of iNet include projected lab initiation and report completion dates, which help to facilitate planning efforts. Electronic templates are also included for sample submissions to manage timelines and simplify processes. The product is compliant with 21 CFR Part 11 for user authentication. Data exchange is protected by Secured Sockets Layer certificates from VeriSign.
BioReliance, (301) 610-2544, www.bioreliance.com
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