Veeva Systems Inc. and Sarah Cannon Research Institute Enter Strategic Partnership to Enhance Oncology Clinical Trials

Reuters
04 Jun
<a href="https://laohu8.com/S/VEEV">Veeva Systems Inc.</a> and Sarah Cannon Research Institute Enter Strategic Partnership to Enhance Oncology Clinical Trials

Veeva Systems Inc. has entered into a strategic collaboration with the Sarah Cannon Research Institute (SCRI) to enhance the efficiency and speed of oncology clinical trials. By adopting the Veeva Clinical Platform, SCRI aims to unify its contract research organization $(CRO.AU)$ and site management organization (SMO) on a single platform, ensuring seamless data flow across its more than 200 research site locations. This partnership marks a significant innovation in oncology research, allowing SCRI to standardize operations, automate key processes, and streamline trial delivery. The integration of Veeva's platform is expected to empower SCRI's clinical teams to deliver groundbreaking therapies with greater precision and speed.

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