Octagon launches CheckPoint validation software for life sciences
industry
8 July 2009
Octagon Research Solutions, Inc., has announced the availability of
CheckPoint, a new software solution aimed at trouble shooting costly
data compliance issues for the life sciences industry. This new
software, which can be combined with Octagon's CheckPoint consultancy
services, allows organizations to identify errors and issues of
non-compliance before data is submitted to the agency.
CheckPoint includes over 300 comprehensive data checks, as well as
the option for follow-up analysis and consultation with Octagon experts
and automates the traditional labour-intensive process of validating
data for CDISC (Clinical Data Interchange Standards Consortium) SDTM
(Study Data Tabulation Model) compliance.
"Octagon is answering the market need for an efficient way to
expedite the validation of clinical data," commented David Evans, chief
information officer, Octagon Research Solutions, Inc. "Clients will feel
secure, confident, and prepared in entrusting their critical data to
CheckPoint and will realize the efficiencies gained from producing
submission compliant deliverables with minimal effort."
Traditionally, the effort to generate compliant data sets has taken
significant time and the validation process is usually riddled with
errors due to human intervention. CheckPoint obviates the tedious,
manual and labour-intensive process of validating data for CDISC SDTM
compliance, instead automating these tasks.
This simplifying effort allows organizations to identify errors and
issues of non-compliance. Octagon's Regulatory and Clinical
professionals rely on CheckPoint to ensure compliant data deliverables
for electronic submissions.
"We are pleased to add CheckPoint to our software portfolio," noted
Jim Walker. "As we continue to develop new ways to automate the data and
document submission cycle, we are shortening the distance from
collection to submission and are able to make a more significant impact
on Clinical R&D than any existing technology vendor."
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