A Review of Cloud Technology & Solutions that Solve Clinical Trial Challenges

Ever thought about how cloud technology could solve the challenges in conducting clinical trials and bring them closer to patients?

In this webinar, the featured speakers will present a cloud technology approach and their experiences in bringing even more technology into the industry. Cloud solutions of different service providers and Clinscience’s Genius Suite Applications can improve patient recruitment, minimize patient drop-out rate resulting in quicker turnarounds, better quality data and at the end of the day, improve cost efficiencies for clinical studies.

The speakers will discuss the benefits of:

• Cloud technology vs. on-site infrastructure
• Event-driven architecture and applications for data-driven decisions
• How cloud providers like Amazon AWS and Microsoft Azure in clinical trials enable out-of-the-box solutions
• Voice eConsent — how this service within cloud infrastructure can improve patient recruitment

This new approach and experience used within multiple industries will benefit daily work as a sponsor, biotech company, CRO and research site and bring researchers closer to decentralized trials. In addition, data streams and IoT will be cleaner, more efficient and less prone to human error, as everything is interconnected for multiple stakeholders within the clinical trial process.

Adopting cloud technology solutions benefits the patient — less paperwork, fewer site visits and less hassle in participating in a clinical trial. With more transparency, cleaner data and greater access to information needed for multiple stakeholders in the clinical trial process, they save time and improve the performance of a clinical study.

Register for this webinar, during which two specialists will discuss their perspective on bringing cloud technology and other expanded solutions in clinical trials to life.

Speakers

Peter Rottmann, Chief Technology Officer, Clinscience

Peter Rottmann is the Chief Technology Officer at Clinscience. Over a period of 10 years, he led technology departments and developed multiple solutions for clinical trials like electronic informed consent application or mobile data capturing solution via voice recognition. From 2003 to 2006 he developed artificial neural networks in analyzing real and synthetic genetic data of prostate cancer for the University Ulm (Human Genetic). In 2014, he co-founded Exom Group and now applies his experience as a CTO to improve the digital path. Peter holds a Master of Science in Information Systems/Medical Computer Science and a diploma in medical documentation and computer science from Ulm’s University of Applied Sciences.

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Damian Bauer, Associate Director of Clinical Data Integration, Clinscience

Damian Bauer has extensive experience in providing expert knowledge consisting of IT Validation, Clinical Systems Audits, Solution Architecture, Design, Coding, and Implementations. At Clinscience, he is responsible for the development of a long-term IT strategy and a portfolio of systems based on “solutions of the future”. As a tech-savvy person, he is always looking for new technologies and trends to be one step ahead as Patients cannot wait.

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