MedNet Solutions, a global life sciences technology solutions company specializing in clinical study management systems, and Statistics & Data Corporation (SDC), a specialized Contract Research Organization (CRO) focused exclusively on delivering biostatistics and data management services to the life sciences industry, are pleased to announce that SDC has chosen MedNet’s iMedNet™ EDC platform as their eClinical solution of choice. As the latest member of the iMedNet Partner Program, SDC will be able to couple their personalized service and innovative clinical biometrics expertise with iMedNet EDC’s extensive and highly configurable eClinical toolset to quickly and effectively support their customers’ clinical research initiatives.
“After working together on multiple projects over the past 2 years, SDC is excited to announce the formalization of our partnership with MedNet Solutions,” stated Dr. Richard Abelson, President at SDC. “We believe that the iMedNet platform is a next generation eClinical technology, and our team is looking forward to offering the functionality and flexibility of the system as SDC’s primary solution to our clients.”
“We are extremely pleased to solidify our strategic relationship with SDC – a quality organization committed to exceptional customer service and support,” noted John M. (Rob) Robertson, President and CEO of MedNet Solutions. “iMedNet was selected by SDC after their exhaustive review of the eClinical solutions marketplace…just one example of their keen attention to detail. It is very gratifying that iMedNet was ultimately selected by them as the best EDC system available to meet their requirements.”
For more information on iMedNet EDC or the iMedNet Partner Program, please contact MedNet Solutions. For additional details on SDC’s biostatistics and data management services, please contact SDC
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