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Regain Control of your drug development workload

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GDTs & Asset Strategy Teams are overstretched

  • Development teams have an ever increasing number of decisions to make in ever tighter timelines.

  • Each decision a team makes spans several disciplines and has significant impact on the success of the asset.

  • Teams are expected to continuously keep track of all relevant information related to their asset and decide what changes to strategy need to be made/

Current tools and processes provide little support for development & strategic teams: workflows are manual, time consuming, error prone and exhausting.

Give Development & Strategy Teams A Tool Proven to Accelerate Programs


Using responsible AI, Inovia Bio have developed a platform that guides development & strategy teams from indication selection through to clinical trial design.

Solution

Learn How An Asset Team Saved Three Years Using InovaSight

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The goal

To support an early phase asset team in identifying indications for their molecule and developing strategies based on real-time information.

Our approach

  • The InovaSight platform was given to the asset team.
  • InovaSight generated evidence based predictions for the asset's therapeutic indications.
  • The platform guided the team in developing target product profiles for each indication as well as a clinical development plan for the optimal indication.

The outcome

  • The team were able to rapidly prioritise therapeutic indications for their asset in a matter of days.
  • The platform allowed to team to develop and test several strategies based on real-time information in a matter of clicks.
Proof point

InovaSIght is built By Drug Developers For Drug Developers allowing teams to bring needed innovations to patients faster.

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1. Brown, D.G.et al.(2021) ‘Clinical Development Times for innovative drugs’,Nature Reviews Drug Discovery, 21(11), pp. 793–794. doi:10.1038/d41573-021-00190-9.