RealTime Software Solutions Announces Acquisition of Devana Solutions
RealTime Software Solutions has announced its acquisition of Devana Solutions, an SaaS provider specializing in clinical trial workflow and analytics solutions.
By integrating Devana's solutions into RealTime's Site Operations Management System (SOMS), clinical research organizations will be able to access a suite of capabilities that bridge centralized operations with site-based clinical teams. The combination of these solutions establishes connectivity between Devana's business development and data analytics platform and RealTime's suite of products that includes CTMS, eRegulatory solutions, eSource, eConsent, payments, texting solutions, the MyStudyManager Participant Portal, and other eClinical solutions and services.
Originally designed to address the operational gap before participant recruitment, screening and CTMS-managed clinical workflows, Devana's PROPEL products automate pipeline management and trial startup workflows while capturing timing and performance metrics for analysis and action.
Reference
RealTime Software Solutions Strengthens its Position in the Clinical Research Industry with the Acquisition of Devana Solutions. (2023, July 6). Cision PR Newswire.
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