
ArisGlobal's LifeSphere Advanced Signals Adopted by Major Pharma Company
ArisGlobal has announced in a press release that a top-tier pharmaceutical company has adopted its LifeSphere Advanced Signals, a cutting-edge pharmacovigilance solution. This implementation marks the largest deployment of LifeSphere Advanced Signals to date, highlighting the growing industry trend towards intelligent signal automation and analytics.
LifeSphere Advanced Signals, powered by NavaX, offers significant improvements in pharmacovigilance processes. It enables 80% faster signal assessment and reduces false positives by 40-50%, thanks to its advanced analytics and fine-grain signal detection methods. The solution also integrates seamlessly with LifeSphere Safety and other third-party systems, reducing IT overhead and complexity.
By incorporating LifeSphere Advanced Signals into their global safety ecosystem, the pharmaceutical company aims to enhance patient safety and streamline pharmacovigilance workflows. This move underscores the importance of advanced signal detection in modern drug safety strategies, as noted by Ann-Marie Orange, CIO and Global Head of R&D at ArisGlobal.
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