Mitigating Clinical Trial Complexity with Ancillare

Bringing a new compound to market requires years of complex testing and hundreds of millions of dollars in research and development expense. In order to meet all expectations, pharmaceutical companies must manage large, diverse supplier networks, individual clinical site locations, patient allotment trends, and ever-decreasing deadlines.

Ongoing coordination for such a decentralized process leads to extreme inefficiency and wasted resources at all levels of the process. Ancillare offers a proven partnership to manage all of these complexities through one source, alleviating our customers’ concerns and creating efficient protocols for continued success.

We work with our customers at every step of the process, from protocol design to successful site-level implementation. We provide extensive metrics to evaluate supply chain performance, eliminating the need for our customers to manage the supplier network.

We work both at the process level and with individual sites, to ensure that the trial progresses smoothly and that all process members are accountable for their operations. Our unique demand analysis process predicts site consumption levels and allows us to effectively gauge the demand of the clinical trial, eliminating many of the costly bottlenecks inherent in the current process. We create trend analyses to evaluate all members of the clinical trial to ensure best practices are followed at all levels.

Lastly, we work with our customers throughout the process to create efficient protocols that provide the highest level of accuracy and the lowest cost possible in the industry. A partnership with Ancillare provides key process enhancements that have been developed over years of experience working with pharmaceutical companies and provides the cost savings, efficiency gains, and accountability measurements to build the successful protocols required to develop the successful compounds to fuel the industry both now and in the future.

How Ancillare contains the costs