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This is the second in a three-part blog series on National Pharmacovigilance systems and the role of technology in bridging the gaps in pharmacovigilance of regulatory authorities around the world.

As evident from our second polling question, ”How far along the road would you say you are for a ‘new’ technological revolution,” the journey to capitalize on the next industrial revolution is just beginning for most participants

This is the second in a three-part blog series on National Pharmacovigilance systems and the role of technology in bridging the gaps in pharmacovigilance of regulatory authorities around the world.

As evident from our second polling question, ”How far along the road would you say you are for a ‘new’ technological revolution,” the journey to capitalize on the next industrial revolution is just beginning for most participants

On November 28, 2017, ArisGlobal held a webinar with DIA, “How Automation Can Deliver the Holy Grail in Safety: Achieve Productivity, Compliance and Quality”.  In this webinar, we posed a few questions to the audience, and came up with some interesting information.  We took this and spent some thinking about what this means to our clients in the PV ecosystem.

Automation technologies are having a major impact on performance and productivity across industries. In regulatory, these technologies also have the potential to reshape many activities across regulatory, leading to significant productivity gains. While there’s a lot of talk about how automation technologies will create new roles with exciting opportunities, the most powerful impact will be on the data quality and the efficiency with which manual tasks will be accomplished.

On November 28, 2017, ArisGlobal held a webinar with DIA, “How Automation Can Deliver the Holy Grail in Safety: Achieve Productivity, Compliance and Quality”.  In this webinar, we posed a few questions to the audience, and came up with some interesting information.  We took this and spent some thinking about what this means to our clients in the PV ecosystem.

Life sciences companies confront increasingly stringent requirements on safety signal detection and risk management. Regulatory authorities are taking steps to further safeguard patients by requiring companies to take more comprehensive steps to assess and monitor the benefit-risk balance of their products.

EMA SPOR Working group release the details to the SPOR Change Liaison Group for bringing Industry on-board the Organisational…

Our first blog on this topic addressed “The importance of mobility and medical affairs (MA) and its value to the organization is most definitely on the rise.” In this concluding blog we share specific examples of how mobile technology improves MA and arms you with the criteria and questions to ask as you investigate possible medical information solutions.