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ANALYTICAL & LABORATORY EQUIPMENT


sites work together throughout a study and improve data quality for increased compliance with regulatory requirements.


A DIGITAL END-TO-END SOLUTION


Connected applications unify content and data across global departments for greater effi ciency and compliance. Teams gain access and visibility to information, seamless processes, and dynamic reporting to work together in a more productive way. Life sciences companies are making


signifi cant progress, embarking on transformations that deliver connected and digital workfl ows. T is is a substantial advancement for the industry that will shape the future of drug development. As the benefi ts of having centralised data and more collaboration across teams materialise, organisations will be able to accelerate the development of innovative therapies and medicines.


By Jim Reilly, vice president, Vault R&D and Quality at Veeva Systems. www.veeva.com


Connected systems can streamline complex processes, such as change control A modern quality management system can improve visibility into quality processes


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