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Phoenix Data Systems Catches Wave with Full Service EDC

Business model featured in Health Industry Insights' paper.

PHILADELPHIA, June 28 /PRNewswire/ -- Phoenix Data Systems (PDS), a global provider of clinical data management and full-service electronic data capture (EDC) solutions, is the subject of a comprehensive research paper published today by Health Industry Insights, an IDC company.

The June 2006 Health Industry Insights "Clinical Development Strategy and Technology: Perspective," authored by senior research analyst Chris Connor, focuses on how experienced data management resources help to guide better electronic clinical trials and PDS' capabilities to deliver these services. Additionally, the perspective touches upon themes such as the opportunity to deploy EDC as an integral key to the clinical process and the importance of implementing eClinical technologies that feature scalable and flexible applications.

"Phoenix Data Systems prides itself on its customer-focused business model," said Bill Claypool, M.D., CEO of Phoenix Data Systems. "We combine a technological edge with skilled service personnel to make clinical trials for sponsors, sites, and monitors better and easier - predictable and successful, even if they don't have prior EDC experience."

In concert with the perspective, PDS recently released the latest update to their EDC capabilities. PDS Express(TM) 4 helps life sciences firms and clinical research organizations efficiently capture, clean and manage data in clinical trials of all phases. As with previous versions, PDS solutions include an automated coding utility and the PDS Reportal(TM) - a graphing, reporting and real-time trial process visualization module. IVR (interactive voice response) capabilities are also part of the integrated PDS application suite.

The June 2006 Health Industry Insights "Clinical Development Strategy and Technology: Perspective" is available at the following Web site:
http://www.healthindustry-insights.com/HII/getdoc.jsp?containerId=HI202177 (requires subscription)