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comments/questions online. And here’s how it helped me. I had to get bids on an early phase drug-drug interaction study across three CROs. I paid a consultant $195 per hour to get the RFPs out, and upon receipt, to analyse and cross-compare by functional areas the proposed costs and capabilities. It took the consultant about 50 hours, which adds up to $9,000. Later, I was asked by my employer to obtain a bid on a rare respiratory disease across six CROs and two studies (a Phase-2b and an open label extension). That would have cost me $40,000 – $50,000 with all its complexities.


Compared to the “traditional” manual process, Clin.AI reduced the time it took for me


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to compare multiple CRO proposals and budgets for the rare disease trials. By applying rapid and powerful artificial intelligence behind the scenes, I could focus on the functional area line items that are most disparate, rather than having to tackle every line item from project management to data cleaning to clinical study report.


With the data visualisation tools, plus the


interactive questions and answers section, I was able to reduce the cycle time between revisions to and from CROs, as well as get the most accurate comparisons. Finally, with the data analytics and graphics, I was able to present a coherent and succinct proposal to my company with regard to which CRO was the right fit for us.


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