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Automation in Pharmacovigilance: A Real-World Implementation Story
In the last of our three-part blog series, we share the poll results to the question “What concerns do you have when it comes to automating PV process?” and analyze the responses. Read the blog to see how your responses might compare.
read moreAutomation in Pharmacovigilance – Choose Your Own Adventure.
ArisGlobal believes that there is no single “right place to start” when it comes to automation, and life sciences organizations must instead choose their own adventure when it comes to a sound PV-focused automation strategy. Read part two of our three-part blog series.
read moreArisGlobal Differentiates Automation Hype from Reality in Pharmacovigilance for the Life Sciences Industry
During our recent webinar, when polled 43% of the audience said automating PV processes was one of their top strategic priorities, while 13% have no automation plan in place. That and other interesting insights are shared in this first of a three-part blog series.
read moreRegulatory Structured Authoring: Next Steps in Achieving Greater Efficiencies and Consistency
Moving to a structured content authoring approach presents the challenge of ensuring that data and documents are in sync. So where do life sciences organizations stand today in this transformation phase? Wim Cypers, Senior VP, Regulatory, shares his insights from our recent webinar.
read moreMoving to Self-Service: A Key Component of an Effective Automated Content Management Strategy for Medical Information Managers
By 2020, 67% of physicians will be digital natives and will prefer obtaining medical information on specific medications through digital channels, and by 2025, 75% of our global workforce will be accomplished by millennials who are extremely comfortable with digital technology. In this final blog of our two-part series, we share how the move to self-service is creating a clear paradigm shift and impacting the content management strategy of today’s MI departments.
read moreGetting More Value from Your Data Through a Unified, Cross-Department Platform
At this year’s DIA Global Annual Conference, ArisGlobal presented an Innovation Theater session, “Getting More Value from Your Data Through a Unified, Cross-Department Platform.” Wim Cypers, Senior Vice President of Regulatory, highlighted use cases where automation can be used to improve business processes to enhance data quality and improved business process efficiencies.
read moreWhile “Speed of Delivery” Tops the List of Medical Affairs Challenges, Active Use of Automation Is Still in the Early Stages
On June 18th, 2019, ArisGlobal presented the webinar “Effective Automated Content Management Strategies for Today’s Successful Medical Information Managers.” When polled, 40% of attendees rated “speed of delivering information” as their top challenge, yet only 13% have adopted automated component authoring to help remedy the situation. That and other interesting insights are shared in this first of a two-part blog series.
read moreAutomation in Pharmacovigilance: A Closer Look at Use Cases
Automation can have positive effects in many different areas, such as case intake, duplicate check, follow up, narrative generation, quality check or end-to-end processing. But which one are you most likely to automate?
read morePharmacovigilance Executives Are Open to Automation as a Key Process Enabler, but Education Is Key
Recent advancements in technology are enabling automation to help address the growing PV challenges organizations face. Yet, when webinar attendees were asked “Does your company have a strategic plan for PV Automation?” responses were mixed.
read moreIncreasing Case Volumes Remain a Top Challenge for Pharmacovigilance Executives
On June 5th, 2019, ArisGlobal held a webinar focused on the “Key Use Cases of Automation in Pharmacovigilance.” During that event, 84% of attendees indicated a significant increase in their case volumes over the last five years. Only 15% considered their case volume increases to be ‘slight.’
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