Clinical Data Management Featured Articles

1. Is Moving From One-Off Solutions To A Technology Platform The Best Fit For Your R&D? 9/29/2026

   Integrated technology platforms can connect R&D data, accelerate trials, strengthen quality, and cut costs — but successful adoption requires more than AI.

2. How Digital Twins Are Reshaping Clinical R&D 9/28/2026

   Discover how digital twins are helping predict outcomes, streamline recruitment, reduce patient burden, and accelerate clinical development.

3. Before Adding AI, Fix The Process 9/17/2026

   Regeneron’s Kaniel Cassady argues that “doing more with less” in clinical development should start with questioning existing processes, unnecessary data collection, and outdated workflows before turning to AI and other new technologies.

4. How AI Will Reshape Study Start-Up 9/14/2026

   AI can help study start-up teams move from tracking delays to predicting risks—if human judgment, data quality, and governance stay central.

5. What Will Life Science Orgs Do When The AI Bill Comes Through? 9/9/2026

   AI is transforming clinical development, but what happens when usage costs spike? Jon Newton explains how to govern it before the bill lands.

6. What SIP Gets Right And Where It Still Falls Short 9/4/2026

   SIP users Sophie Haynes and Vicki Alvarez identify features that provide value but question whether the platform eliminates enough work to justify its setup demands, repetitive processes, and usability challenges.

7. Turn AI Visibility Into Action: Build Explanation Layers For Different Stakeholders 9/4/2026

   AI visibility isn’t just about being found. Ross Jackson coaches sponsors on how to influence AI to provide clear stakeholder pathways for clinical trial involvement.

8. Your Trial Shows Up In AI. Now What? 9/3/2026

   AI can explain your trial — but can it help patients act? Ross Jackson shares how sponsors can turn visibility into trust and next steps.

9. The SIP Problem Is Bigger Than SIP 9/1/2026

   Sites continue to struggle with duplicated administrative work across too many sponsor and CRO systems. Current SIP users cite real frustrations with the platform, but their experiences also suggest the original goal of a shared, standardized site-information system remains highly relevant.

10. Building SIP Was The Hard Part 8/26/2026

    Charlie Semenchuk and Jeff Ventimiglia helped turn the ambitious vision for the Shared Investigator Platform into reality. They look back at SIP’s technical challenges, competing stakeholder needs, site burden, and what the experience can still teach an industry wrestling with many of the same problems today.