How to save time in document prep.: Replacing desktop PDF tools with automation
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We want to find automation solutions for regulatory operations; specifically for document and PDF preparation. And that's what this webinar will aim to do.
This webinar will highlight the costs associated with providing desktop tools for the creation and manipulation of PDF files. These tools typically do not allow the level of consistency in results required across an enterprise, whether within regulatory or other departments. Centralized solutions have, however, often introduced restrictions that lead to desktop software still being required. Through practical examples, this session will show how a modern, centralized solution approach can provide the flexibility achieved with desktop tools, but with the control and consistency required by the enterprise.
See how desktop PDF creation tools can be replaced with controlled centralized solutions
See the cost benefits of removing desktop tools from hundreds or thousands of users
Ensure both the flexibility of a desktop tools isn’t lost
Discover practical automation examples with DocShifter in our session on 5 December.
Who should attend?
Clinical Data/Data Managers
Clinical Operations and Processes
Contract Research and Service Support Providers
Document and Records Management/Specialists
Emerging Pharmaceutical/Biotech/Device Professionals
Essential Document Process and Business System Owners
Informatics/Bioinformatics Professionals
Information Technology and Support Personnel
Medical, Technical, and Regulatory Writers
Outsourcing/Clinical Outsourcing
Quality Assurance/Quality Control and Compliance Professionals
Quality Management
Regulatory Affairs and Operations
Regulatory Informatics
Regulatory Information Management
Regulatory Standards Implementation Specialists and Associates
Strategic Planning and Operations
Submissions and Global Submissions Management/Project Management
TMF and eTMF Management
Vendor Relationship Managers