Posts Tagged ‘CTMS’

Clinical trial success relies on a variety of factors, including a well-trained and enabled team on the study’s front lines. Clinical research organizations (CROs) leverage highly specialized systems that are often tailored to the organization. While general CTMS platform training can be helpful for these users, it often fails to consider the CROs specific workflows […]

Param Singh: Hello, everyone. My name is Param Singh, and I’m the director of the clinical operations solution practice here at Perficient life sciences. And I want to welcome everyone to today’s video session where we’re going to give an intro to the value of the Lokavant platform and get a chance to briefly see […]

Param Singh: Hello, everyone. My name is Param Singh and I’m the Director of the Clinical Operations Solution Practice here at Perficient Life Sciences. And I want to welcome everyone to today’s discussion on our new partnership with Lokavant. And this discussion today is a way for us to introduce the offering and solution to […]

Life sciences organizations typically manage their IT infrastructure and applications in silos. They implement disparate applications and manage the content and process within those applications separately. They then deploy integrations between those applications to streamline processes and share content and data with different business areas. Much of this work, including the development of integration tools […]

I recently delivered a webinar, in which I discussed the CTMS migration approaches taken across several case studies. You’ll come away with an understanding of: Pros and cons of each CTMS migration method Types of migration tools, including APIs, ETL tools, and adapters Approximate timelines and costs associated with each migration method The topics discussed […]

On June 24, 2020, Param Singh, Perficient’s director of clinical trial operations solutions, will host a webinar on clinical trial management system (CTMS) migrations. He’ll explore the various reasons companies decide to migrate to new solutions and the different methods of migrating legacy data. As you might expect, the bulk of the CTMS work we […]

I recently recorded a video in which I discuss three cost-effective methods to track clinical supplies in Oracle’s clinical trial management system (CTMS): Out-of-the-box clinical supply management (no configuration) Clinical supply management with minimum-level effort configurations Enhanced clinical supply management with medium-level effort configurations This short video shows you just several of the different options […]

Previously, I examined how to develop content and implement iHelp. In this final installment I discuss the iHelp lifecycle and control. iHelp comes with a built-in version control system. When you create a new iHelp article, it starts at version 0, with a status of “In Progress.” You then enter and edit the content, testing […]

Previously, I outlined how iHelp can assist administration. This blog will highlight the useful cases of Oracle’s iHelp. iHelp is useful for tasks of different complexity. You can use iHelp for short data entry-type tasks, like entering a new subject for a site in which you list out the steps and give field descriptions and […]

My last blog looked at the end-user benefits that iHelp provides. This installment explores how Oracle’s iHelp can assist administration. iHelp also has plenty of benefits in terms of administration. One of the great parts about this help system is that no back-end configuration needed – no use of Siebel Tools required. You can make […]

Previously, I discussed iHelp and all the assistances it provides. This blog looks at the end-user benefits that Oracle’s Cloud Siebel CTMS iHelp provides. One of iHelp’s key end-user benefits is that the content is available on demand, directly in Siebel – there’s no need to dig through a user manual or even divert your […]

Previously, I introduced iHelp and how this program can help you work Oracle’s Cloud Siebel CTMS. This blog will analyze with iHelp truly is. iHelp is a context-sensitive, interactive, and highly customizable on-screen help tool. It keeps track of where you are in the system and adjusts content accordingly. It is interactive in that it […]