Technology a Stumbling Block for Pharma Firms in their Digital Transformation Journey
New research, conducted in Q4 2017 by TayganPoint Consulting Group and PharmaVoice, reveals that more than one in four life sciences companies expect large-scale transformation in the next three years.
Handle with Care: Metadata in Scholarly Publishing
Industry experts discuss the need for improved handling of crucial metadata throughout the scholarly workflow.
Join CCC at #INTA2018 International Trademark Association’s (INTA) 140th Annual Meeting in Seattle
CCC will be at INTA’s annual conference to discuss international data privacy regulations, and how copyright can enhance your brand.
62% of Drug Safety Experts Say They’re Using AI to Improve Adverse Event Reporting
Is it time for pharmacovigilance teams to utilize AI applications to improve adverse event reporting?
Putting an End to the Book Famine for the Blind
253 million people live with vision impairment, yet less than 10% of published works are made into accessible formats.
Embracing the Digital Transformation in Publishing—and its Impact on Authors
Digital transformation initiatives are all the rage in the publishing industry – but how does the author benefit from these strategic optimizations?
Metadata 2020 Update: Project Groups Underway
This year, Metadata 2020 is focused on gathering information and use cases that will inform the final recommendations. CCC team members share updates on the progress so far.
5 Considerations for a New Pharmacovigilance Literature Review Workflow
As you consider more efficient approaches for monitoring, searching, and distributing results to the pharmacovigilance team, here’s one information manager’s advice.
Section 1201 Rulemaking – The Process Is Moving Along
‘1201’ exceptions are a topic of considerable discussion every few years. As it turns out, 2018 is one of those years.
Becoming a Digital Organization: 3 Areas to Target
Conversations about “digital transformation” often the focus is on technology investments, talent and changing business processes. Relatively less attention falls on the organization that must fulfill the chosen digital strategies.