You probably know that Oracle’s Siebel Clinical application is the most configurable clinical trial management system (CTMS) on the market. But did you know that you, as an individual user, can modify Siebel Clinical in myriad ways to support your specific job?

Features that can be personalized include:

• Home Screen: Modify the layout to only include data types that are relevant to you
• List Applets: Choose to display only the columns you need in the exact order you need them – across the application
• Queries: Create queries and save them to run at any time
• User Preferences: Choose your printing settings, screen tab order, and even manage positions and passwords

Join BioPharm Systems' Param Singh, vice president of clinical trial management solutions, for this complimentary one-hour session that will:

• Explain many personalization features available in Siebel Clinical
• Include a live demonstration of each feature discussed

Thursday, April 26, 2012 @:

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You are considering implementing a new clinical trial management system (CTMS), or maybe you have already made the decision. But you are wondering: What should we do with the data in our legacy system? Is it worth migrating? Should we migrate all of the data or just some of it? When should we migrate? What methods should we use?

Join BioPharm Systems' Param Singh, vice president of clinical trial management solutions, for this complimentary one-hour session that will:

• Explore all facets of data migration
• Offer guidance applicable to any organization
• Include a live demonstration of ASCEND-Migrate, a data migration tool designed to streamline the migration from any investigator database to Oracle’s Siebel Clinical application

Thursday, February 16, 2012 @:

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As your organization implements or upgrades to a newer version of Oracle Clinical (OC) and Remote Data Capture (RDC), there are many considerations to take into account. Educating yourself on best practices and learning from past mistakes are all are critical components for a successful installation of your clinical data management and EDC systems, and the establishment of good standards.

Join BioPharm Systems' Lori Venable, principal consultant, clinical data management, for this one-hour session that will examine various OC and RDC implementation and usage best practices that all sponsors and CROs should consider to greatly increase the usability of the applications, as well as boost user productivity.

This webinar will cover best practices in the following areas:

• Training
• User roles and functions
• SOPs and Work Instructions
• Implementation, upgrade and usage standards
• … and much more!

Thursday, February 2, 2012 @:

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With the advancement of technology and the high cost of maintaining legacy safety and pharmacovigilance systems, organizations are forced to migrate to the latest technologies such as Argus Safety, that offer the most beneficial and relevant features.

Compliance and business risks associated with safety data and the real potential for migration error (mapping errors, different dictionary maintenance practices, and MedDRA/WHO coding inconsistencies) introduces significant challenges, or an opportunity to excel.

BioPharm Systems and Valiance Partners, together, offer a comprehensive solution that can tackle even the most complex migrations and implementations. With a cost-effective overall strategy that incorporates proven technology and business processes, your organization can ensure a successful migration and implementation while identifying and mitigating risk.

Please join BioPharm Systems’ Dr. Rodney Lemery and Valiance Partners’ Richard Higger for a free one-hour webinar that will explore:

• The types of risks and challenges associated with safety data system migrations
• How to successfully approach a safety and pharmacovigilance system migration and implementation project
• The benefits of pre-configured migration software and automated migration testing (100% testing)
• Examples of past migration and implementation projects
• Your own migration questions and challenges

Wednesday, January 25, 2012 @:

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Don't Be Caught in the 20th Century Rut…
Many professional development leaders find themselves at a 21st century challenge: the landscape for professional learning has changed. A new generation of members is flowing in— more diverse, younger, possibly self-entitled, and very likely more tech savvy than members of the past. The traditional models of live conferences, formal print publications, and networking events aren't likely of interest to the new members to advance their careers.
E-learning and the use of technologies to develop a better interactive, personalized, and deeper experience may be a powerful remedy. Attend this live webinar to learn how to make the transition from live events to online events - painlessly.

During This Webinar You Will Learn How To:
• Shift from a face-to-face training model to the convenience of online.
• Deliver robust e-learning and training programs to a diverse audience ~ with no travel or location costs.
• Use the latest technologies to provide CE courses without time zone or work schedule conflicts.
• Find out how one non-profit organization used online training programs to save over $85,000 annually.

All Registrants Will Receive:
• FREE copy of “Why Trainers are Turning to Webinars” publication that includes practical techniques to kick-start your educational programs.
• $50 ConferTel credit towards your first CLE webinar using ConferTel’s managed webinar service.

About the Presenter:
Don Cameron, Marketing Strategist and founder of Interactive Telesis and ConferTel, has helped hundreds of organizations generate non-dues revenue by delivering educational webinars to their members in addition to helping businesses use an educational marketing approach to cost-effectively generate qualified sales leads.

Discover a New Way to Earn Profit

Whether you are looking to earn non-dues revenue or create an additional income source, offering paid webinars is an easy way to profit from your knowledge. This webinar explores ways to convert your valuable, industry-specific knowledge into something tangible – and profit from it.

What You Will Learn:

• Various types of revenue generating webinars
• Tips to create value from content
• Marketing techniques to attract audiences
• Components required to offer CEU credits

Who Should Attend:

• Professionals who wish to leverage their industry knowledge for profit
• Association Executives who are looking to earn non-dues revenue
• Anyone who has content that is valuable to others

All Attendees will receive: a copy of "Costs of Putting Together a Webinar”

About the Presenter:
Don Cameron, Marketing Strategist and founder of Interactive Telesis and ConferTel, has helped hundreds of organizations generate non-dues revenue by delivering educational webinars to their members in addition to helping businesses use an educational marketing approach to cost-effectively generate qualified sales leads.

Webinars have become a universal method for delivering education & training programs as well as generating sales leads. This FREE 45 minute webinar is for those considering using webinars to deliver educational programming and for those just getting started with webinars as a new marketing channel.

Attend this interactive webinar to learn:

Each step in the delivery process - Identify all of the elements needed to produce professional webinars.

Tips to maximize attendance - Learn how to attract the right type of participant, create compelling marketing materials and get the most out of promotion budgets.

The key to generating revenue with no up-front costs or risk - Discover the easiest way to increase income without making a huge financial investment.

All attendees will receive a FREE webinar planning timeline with step-by-step instructions to plan, promote and host webinars.

Webinars have become a universal method for delivering education & training programs as well as generating sales leads. This FREE 45 minute webinar is for those considering using webinars to deliver educational programming and for those just getting started with webinars as a new marketing channel.

Attend this interactive webinar to learn:

Each step in the delivery process - Identify all of the elements needed to produce professional webinars.

Tips to maximize attendance - Learn how to attract the right type of participant, create compelling marketing materials and get the most out of promotion budgets.

The key to generating revenue with no up-front costs or risk - Discover the easiest way to increase income without making a huge financial investment.

All attendees will receive a FREE webinar planning timeline with step-by-step instructions to plan, promote and host webinars.

Description

This course is designed for all levels of quality experience.

For the beginner, the course provides a logical and graphical perspective, enabling them to understand how the quality principles apply to their role and responsibilities. They will be able to apply these principles to their daily activities In preparation for advancement.

For the intermediate & advanced, they will be able to apply what they have learned to better manage quality, solve problems, improve internal auditing and make quality system improvements

This course brings the complex elements together into a congruent pattern that provides attendees insight to confidently apply these principles to their quality and regulatory environment. This course will explore the similarities and differences between these two guidance documents. First, the current environment that makes up the relationship between industry, regulatory bodies, health care givers, and the patient will be discussed. Next, quality principles will be examined and discussed followed by a review of the regulations based on these quality principles.

This new paradigm forces industry leaders and the FDA to rethink their roles in this dynamic regulatory-business environment. Management must partner with Quality in order to establish, implement, and meet corporate objectives.

It challenges the FDA to focus on the importance of employing practical quality principles that emphasize the importance of designing for user and customer requirements. Management must have a quality process that assures these requirements are translated into a viable process through technology transfer, process validation and a monitoring system that provides data for analysis and evaluation.

This course will explore the similarities and differences between these two guidance documents. First, the current environment that makes up the relationship between industry, regulatory bodies, health care givers, and the patient will be discussed. Next, quality principles will be examined and discussed followed by a review of the regulations based on these quality principles. Next, using a cross-index between the two documents, the key elements of these documents and their relationship will be studied.

Why should you attend :

This will provide considerable insight into how quality systems are constructed and operate to meet customer requirements. From these discussions, you will gain insight about how to actualize product and quality system improvements, as well to develop your own quality system.

Objectives & Overview

Good Manufacturing Practices And Quality Systems.

The Past, the Current, & the Future-The Changing

Defining Quality

Similarities between ICH Q 10 and Quality Systems Approach

Differences between ICH Q 10 and Quality Systems Approach

Quality Assurance and Production Responsibilities

Pharmaceutical Product Lifecycles.

Knowledge Management

Quality Improvement

Who will benefit:

Quality Control Laboratory Manager

Warehousing

Purchasing Managers and Procurement Managers

Laboratory Analyst

Cost Accounting

IT

Documentation Management

About Speaker

Howard T. Cooper enjoys sharing his 30 years plus experience in starting up, developing, implementing, managing, and remediating pharmaceutical and medical device quality systems. He has a BS in Biology/Chemistry and Political Science as well as work toward an MBA.

His ability to quickly learn the technology is demonstrated by his success in applying quality assurance principles to a wide range of pharmaceuticals and medical devices. He is a Certified Biomedical Auditor (CBA), Certified Quality Manager (CQM), and Quality Auditor (CQA). His technical education is further complemented by his Political Science degree helping him understand the regulatory process; his work toward an MBA provides business insight. He is a member of ASQ, PDA, AAMI, RAPS, and SQA. He strongly believes that Quality is very influential in shaping successful operations.

He knows how to use his leadership abilities to build organizational relationships that make systems operate effectively as well as to develop and empower people.

Hello Everyone,

I wanted to give everyone the chance to join a free webinar packed with information about video marketing and how to make sales in this industry.

Time and Date: October 12, 2011 6:00 PM - 7:30 PM PDT

Hosted by Blake Goodwin. He is an entrepreneur and CEO of Video Optimize LLC specializing in Video Marketing for small businesses. He is giving away trade secrets and showing people how to start their very own marketing business. If you are interested in attending and want to sign up please go to http://www.blakegoodwin.com/join

There is a limited number of seats so please join early. If the webinar is full, I will post a message on the page linked above to let you know.

Note: This webinar starts at 6:00PM PST. This is not in the morning despite what it says in the title.