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In pharmacovigilance, Regulatory Affairs Software is a system that helps standardize as well as streamline all essential functions of a regulatory affairs team, including coordinating and managing regulatory submissions with the R&D, quality, manufacturing, clinical research, and other teams.
ArisGlobal’s LifeSphere ® Safety solutions have been built with the state-of-the-art technologies that efficiently and intelligently capture safety data, automate case processing and allow early detection of safety signals.
Headquartered in the United States, ArisGlobal has regional offices in Europe, India, Japan and China. This blog recaps ArisGlobal's recent webcast on the GDPR implementation within medical information systems and examines audience polling results related to readiness, compliance, and more.
Our story began in 1987, when founder Deepak Abbhi, an information technology and services entrepreneur, launched a startup focused on detecting and reporting adverse events during clinical trials. This milestone brought the first commercially available drug safety system to the life sciences industry. Today, that legacy lives on in ArisGlobal.
China is aligning its regulatory environment with that of global standards with an aim to promote innovation, simplify drug development processes and to enhance the efficacy, quality and safety of the drugs approved. Read this whitepaper to learn how LifeSphere Safety MultiVigilance (ARISc), the drug safety software.
This is the fourth in a four-part blog series that examines the Clinical, Medical Affairs, Regulatory, and Safety product domains at ArisGlobal. The ArisGlobal marketing department sat down for a talk with Sandeep Mahagaonkar, Associate Director – Medical Affairs and Quality at ArisGlobal.
LSMV10 has, in some use case scenarios, been able to deliver touchless case processing. A significant component of ArisGlobal’s LifeSphere platform, LifeSphere Multivigilance10: Provides substantial cost savings from day one and up to 30% efficiency gains. Reduces manual and narrative errors.
