In 2020, after the COVID-19 pandemic surfaced, the need for alternative approaches to clinical trial execution and data capture became a reality overnight. The concept of implementing components of decentralization within a clinical trial became one of ‘here and now,’ versus a concept of the future. In many instances, the pandemic halted the patient’s ability to go to a site. Recruitment, enrollment and retention rates were challenged; and a large percentage of clinical trials were delayed, and some terminated.
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IT- och säkerhetsteamen på alla företag har länge prioriterat att skydda och förhindra förlust av känslig information. Men nu när folk, enheter och appar tar sig långt utanför det traditionella kontorets gränser omprövar informationschefen och informationssäkerhetschefen synen på informationsskydd och de verktyg de behöver för att säkra och förhindra missbruk av känsliga data.
What was once an emergent market trend is now an established market need: decentralized clinical trial technology. Decentralized clinical trials, also known as virtual or hybrid trials, were already increasingly appealing, but as of late there has been a rapid acceleration in decentralized trial technology adoption.
Global organizations are managing ongoing pandemic-related challenges—supply chain issues, worker shortages, and the continued need to respond to changing regulatory health and safety mandates. Businesses across industries are moving forward, leveraging technology to rebuild customer relationships, automate and streamline business processes, and increase revenue.
Hybrid work will be the right path for many companies. But how do you secure enterprise apps and data when they—and your employees—can be located anywhere?
With This White Paper, You’ll Learn: Key container terms and concepts, and an explanation of how public cloud providers charge for their Kubernetes services Primary challenges that containerization poses for FinOps in terms of cost visibility, showback/chargeback, and optimization
IT organizations are trying to keep their businesses running while migrating to modern, future-proof approaches. To understand cloud native application trends, ESG surveyed 387 IT professionals at organizations in the U.S. responsible for evaluating, purchasing, managing, and building application infrastructure.
Whether you take a “cloud first” or a “cloud when it makes sense” approach, the number and variety of infrastructure options and locations continue to expand. But as companies begin their digital transformation journeys, what’s the expected role of IT and DevOps in helping businesses realize the benefits of automation, observability, intelligence, and optimization?
451 Research published a summary of findings from their quarterly Voice of the Enterprise: DevOps, Organizational Dynamics survey to identify how DevOps is evolving.
Understand potential risks in your cluster and the best practices for securing sensitive workloads.