PHARMASEAL Launches Engility CTMS, an Innovative Clinical Trial Management Platform for Unified Governance
Nottingham, UK – January 22, 2019: PHARMASEAL, a new provider of clinical trial management and governance solutions to enter the market, has launched EngilityÔCTMS, the first product to be released from its Engility B2B platform.
With a focus on usability and rapid implementation, this innovative new generation clinical trial management system (CTMS) has been designed to increase the level of governance and control that organisations demand from their management systems to enable effective oversight of their clinical trials.
A key challenge to overcome in the design was to optimise the cost of software validation so that new innovations can be introduced easily for the benefit of customers. Engility CTMS is engineered for change and benefits from extensive automation to deliver new features in a regulated industry, faster than current products. With an intuitive interface and a flexible cloud architecture, biopharmaceutical and medical device companies of all sizes can leverage affordable enterprise technology to fit their particular organisation model.
Commenting on the company’s introduction to the market and the launch of its foundation product Engility CTMS, Daljit Cheema, CEO and Founder of PHARMASEAL said:
“We are extremely proud to finally launch our new company and release our innovative CTMS product. Our collective passion for continuous innovation led to developing the Engility platform and our first product, Engility CTMS. With Engility, we can enable more companies to improve their governance and oversight processes. PHARMASEAL has proven that by applying advanced engineering and automation, technology can streamline and consolidate complex trial management activities.
We are excited to introduce Engility to the world market.”
For further information, please visit www.pharmaseal.coor email info@pharmaseal.co
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About PHARMASEAL
PHARMASEAL was founded in 2016 by a team of industry leaders who share a vision to create smarter technologies and innovative products for the improvement of human health.
The company’s first product Engility CTMS simplifies the management and control of clinical trials for biopharmaceutical and medical device companies. Engility CTMS utilises advanced engineering offering enterprise management with rapid deployment, an intuitive user interface and interoperability with other eClinical applications to optimise trial governance and oversight.
Further information can be found at: www.pharmaseal.co
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