Pramod Sachdeva

Pramod Sachdeva is the Founder and Managing Director at Princeton Blue. Pramod has been helping Life Sciences organizations for 16 years with Low-code process automation solutions to modernize Clinical, Regulatory, Lab and Drug Safety processes. With over 35 years of business and technology consulting experience, Pramod brings tremendous knowledge to help Life Sciences clients navigate their process automation journey using Low-code technology. The ultimate goal is to unify the enterprise data view with standardized business processes and rules to provide an efficient and transparent way to get work done.

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Shortcast Episode 6: What is Low-code Process Automation?

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As the pace of drug discovery accelerates, the organizations that thrive will be those that can adapt quickly. Traditional, siloed systems often make it difficult to respond to changing market conditions or evolving regulatory requirements. That’s why Low-code Process Automation is gaining momentum across the life sciences industry. In this shortcast, Pramod Sachdeva, Founder & […]

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Smarter Site Selection in Clinical Trials: where Process Automation meets AI

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A New Era for Feasibility in Clinical Research In the high-stakes world of pharma R&D, selecting the right clinical trial sites is both critical and complex. The stakes are high: the right site can fast-track study enrollment, while the wrong one can derail timelines and inflate costs. Yet, feasibility assessments and site selection are still

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Shortcast Episode 4: Navigating EU-CTR Compliance with Workflow Automation

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  The European Union Clinical Trial Regulation (EU-CTR) was designed to bring consistency and transparency to how trials are assessed across Europe. For sponsors, however, keeping pace with these new requirements can feel overwhelming, especially when relying on outdated, manual processes. In this shortcast, Pramod Sachdeva explores why EU-CTR compliance is more than just a

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Smarter Regulatory Submissions, powered by Process Automation and AI

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Life Sciences is one of the most highly regulated industries, given its impact on human health. Organizations must comply with complex regulations throughout the lifecycle of a drug – from development to approval and from manufacturing to safety. At the heart of this lies the regulatory submissions process, a critical function that ensures the safety,

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Shortcast Episode 3 How does Process Automation Streamline the Regulatory Submissions Process

Shortcast Episode 3: How does Process Automation Streamline Regulatory Submissions?

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  Regulatory submissions are one of the most complex, time-sensitive and critical parts of the drug development process. Spanning multiple countries and many regulatory authorities, submissions often involve large, distributed teams working with outdated tools like email, Excel, and SharePoint. The result? Limited visibility, data silos, and a higher risk of delays in getting therapies

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Shortcast Episode 2: When Should Pharma Companies Start Looking at Workflow Automation?

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  The clinical supply chain is critical to the success of any trial. Yet managing it is often more complicated than it should be. Many organizations still rely on a patchwork of legacy systems, Excel, SharePoint, and email to coordinate activities and transfer data. As demand for clinical supplies increases, these disconnected processes create risks

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Shortcast Episode 1: Enhancing your Current Investments in Clinical and Regulatory Systems

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In this Shortcast with Pramod Sachdeva (Founder and Managing Director at Princeton Blue), we address the challenge of getting data from legacy systems into the context of the process thereby enhancing your current investments in Clinical and Regulatory systems. Listen to the audio below.     Pharma and biotech organizations rely on dozens of systems

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Is Process Automation the Future of the Pharma Regulatory Labeling Process?

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Table of contents: Introduction The current state of the regulatory labeling process Business drivers for managing label changes The modern approach toward labeling process automation Pharma regulatory labeling process automation – a Case Study 8 steps to automating the Pharma label change process Watch a solution demo! Introduction Label changes for pharmaceutical drugs can occur

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Solving Challenges in Clinical Supply Chain Management with Low-code Process Automation

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Our client, a large pharmaceutical company, co-presented with us at the recently concluded SCOPE 2023 conference on how they used the Appian Low-code Process automation platform to improve their Clinical Supply Chain significantly. This encouraged me to articulate my thoughts on how Low-code Process Automation can address some of the major challenges with the Clinical

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