by Ken Lownie | Oct 9, 2020 | clinical, clinical trial software, life sciences applications
“He’s off and flyin’ as he guns the car around the track He’s jammin’ down the pedal like he’s never coming back Adventure’s waitin’ just ahead! Go Speed Racer! Go Speed Racer! Go Speed Racer gooooo!” Readers of a...
by Barb Mosher Zinck | May 5, 2020 | clinical
Jean-Guillaume Lafay created his first company when he was 17. Then he started two more. At the same time, he studied biotechnology but had to stop because his companies were doing well, and he needed to focus on them. When he was 28, he picked his studies up again,...
by Ken Lownie | Apr 22, 2020 | clinical, clinical trial software
I have had nine – count them nine – meetings with Clinical Operations leaders at small, early-stage biotechs in the last week. After hearing what life is like when trying to usher an organization’s first pipeline products through the clinical...
by Barb Mosher Zinck | Feb 20, 2020 | clinical
When the Clinical Research Data Center at Tohoku University Hospital needed a more efficient and effective way to manage clinical and quality documents, they chose Agatha. Located in Sendai, Japan, Tohoku University Hospital is a general hospital that...
by Ken Lownie | Jan 27, 2020 | clinical
In choosing a title for this blog, I REALLY wanted to call it, “It’s Usability, Stupid.” But I recently had my two young nephews here, and they told me that “stupid” is a bad word and I should not say it… so there you go. James Carville coined the phrase...
by Ken Lownie | Jan 6, 2020 | clinical, clinical trial software
I find myself back in the world of life sciences software after an absence of several years, and as with any return to a place of one’s memory, my reentry has sharpened my vision, revealing patterns I may have missed if I never left. One thing I see is how clinical...
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