Workflow Automation and Real-time Data Availability

Access to quality data is one of the most important accelerators of growth for emerging biotechs. The resulting analysis and insights are enabling a golden age for research and therapy development as modern drug development teams are leveraging technology to unlock scientific data in new ways. Join this discussion to learn about digital workflow automation and the development of NIMBEye, Nimbus’ cloud computing environment that has accelerated the deployment of CRO data from days to minutes.

The Long and Winding Journey from Multi-omics Data to Insight

Scientists can now generate more data in a single day than they could in the preceding decade. Today, translating this deluge of data into actionable insights has become the rate-limiting step to scientific discovery. Researchers struggle to access the computational infrastructure, niche informatics tooling, and data science expertise required to realize the full potential of their experiments. Dr. Mark Kalinich discusses these challenges, reviews the available solutions, and shares how a fully-integrated Bio-IT platform can accelerate scientific discovery and the development of targeted therapeutics and diagnostics.

Mitchell Tuttle
Commercial Account Rep
Egnyte
Dr. Phillip Doyle
President / CEO
Egnyte

How Technology Brings Sites, CROs and Sponsors into Alignment

The traditionally risk-averse clinical trial industry has started to explore more advanced technologies in order to evolve how trials are run - exploring topics like real-world data capture, decentralized trial execution, faster patient enrollment, and better trial data analytics. In this session, learn how these new technologies are enabling smarter trial design, intended to generate better insights and accelerate time to patient.

Logan Smith
Sr. Solutions Architect
Toria Walker
Solutions Engineer
Egnyte
Daniel Pfeifle
Commercial Sales Director, Life Sciences
Egnyte
Rama Rao
CEO
Bloqcube

Evolution of the Trial Master File - Past, Present and Future

As complexity increases, trial managers are looking to technology to help reduce the administrative burden. Join Marion Mays as she looks at the past, present and future of eTMF development.

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