Friday, July 15, 2011
eCliniqua notes how ProtoSphere is humanizing collaboration in life sciences for clinical teams
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Ron Burns
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3:05 PM
One of the interesting people I met at DIA 2011 was Ann Neuer, a writer in the clinical trials industry. We chatted about collaboration and learning in the clinical space.
I filled her in on some new things we're seeing in life sciences, and why organizations have been using ProtoSphere to achieve that human-to-human interaction when holding conferences, meetings, and other events virtually.
I guess I must have said something good, because Ann thought to feature us in her eCliniqua article this week covering her highlights from DIA 2011. Click over to give it a read.
eCliniqua covers news, insights, and opinions on challenges related to clinical research, clinical trial design, data management, and technology solutions.
Thanks for featuring us, Ann.
I filled her in on some new things we're seeing in life sciences, and why organizations have been using ProtoSphere to achieve that human-to-human interaction when holding conferences, meetings, and other events virtually.
I guess I must have said something good, because Ann thought to feature us in her eCliniqua article this week covering her highlights from DIA 2011. Click over to give it a read.
eCliniqua covers news, insights, and opinions on challenges related to clinical research, clinical trial design, data management, and technology solutions.
Thanks for featuring us, Ann.
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