Time for life science companies to step forward and adopt GxP cloud computing
This article was originally published in SRA
Executive Summary
Developing innovative products is the raison d’être of the world’s life science companies. Traditionally, however, such companies are hesitant when it comes to adopting innovative IT solutions – such as cloud computing – for their own businesses. With the introduction of NNIT’s GxP Cloud, that is about to change, European IT service provider NNIT tells Scrip Regulatory Affairs editor Maureen Kenny.
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