RPA, also known as Robotic Process Automation, focuses on automating repetitive and predictive tasks using software robots. Think of it as a digital workforce that can handle those mundane, time-consuming tasks that often bog down human employees. The beauty of RPA lies in its ability to follow a set of predefined rules and execute tasks […]
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EU-CTR aims to harmonize the clinical trial assessment and supervision process across EU member states. This regulation has made it convenient for sponsor organizations to keep track of their applications and for regulators to process them more efficiently. However, navigating the complexities of EU-CTR compliance can be challenging for organizations, particularly when their organization is
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The regulatory submissions process can span multiple countries, and with people working remotely, using rudimentary tools like Email, Excel and SharePoint, it doesn’t provide the visibility into the latest submission status, thereby limiting the regulatory team’s ability to make effective decisions. This could potentially delay the regulatory submission process. At Princeton Blue, we recently
We have learned from our interactions and experience working with clients over the last 15 years that we’re helping them solve a common problem across many business processes. On this Shortcast, Pramod Sachdeva shares when you should start looking at workflow automation. Our clients told us about some of the problems they were looking
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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. Workflow and integration technologies have been around for decades.
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The ultimate starter’s guide to streamlining critical business processes with workflow automation. In the highly competitive and tightly regulated world of drug development, it’s crucial for organizations to find ways to improve their business processes, work smarter to stay ahead, and deliver groundbreaking solutions. If you’re in the pharmaceuticals, biotechnology, or medical devices, you’re already
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Business Process Management (BPM) and Low-code application development are two distinct technologies that have gradually evolved to offer a complimentary set of features and capabilities. While some features are common among BPM and Low-code, both technologies have their own distinct offerings. Some technology vendors offer BPM and Low-code in a single platform. This allows the
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Business process analysis through process simulation can be described is as a tool for analyzing business processes even before they are put to action. One can use it to assess the performance and dynamic behavior of processes over time, in reaction to changes occurring in certain environment or system parameters. It empowers stakeholders and business
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If I were to name the workflow process, it would be “Simplify”. Workflow helps in keeping things as straightforward as possible as a key fundamental of process design. The great Albert Einstein once said “Make everything as simple as possible, but not simpler”, which makes me think of creating the easiest, quickest, least complex solution
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One of the most popular software agile techniques is the generation of Use Cases. Use Cases are used by stakeholders to succinctly express minimal desired functionality. However, on occasion, Use Cases have been misinterpreted to be maximum system requirements. Between these two perceptions of the role of Use Cases there is a gulf of technology.
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