Terrosa Technologies, a provider of cloud and SaaS (News - Alert) migration services and SaaS-based applications, has announced that it has exclusive worldwide sales, marketing and distribution responsibilities with Integrated Clinical Solutions for its inclinicalperform application.

 

Describing inclinicalperform, company officials said that it is software-as-a-subscription based collaboration clinical trial management system tool for the pharmaceutical clinical research community to reduce both costs and effort in tracking, monitoring and aggregating information that is created during the clinical trials process.

 

With this agreement, Terrosa will have exclusive responsibility for sales and marketing of Integrated Clinical Solutions’ inclinicalperform.

 

As part of the pact, Terrosa Technologies will develop the go-to-market strategies as well operations for sales, marketing and support for inclinicalperform.

 

This partnership expands on Terrosa’s successful SaaS software conversion services and will speed time to market for independent software vendors such as Integrated Clinical Solutions.

 

“We are pleased to partner with integrated clinical solutions so that they may maintain their focus on further development and roadmap to incorporating new process automations within inclinicalperform,” said Kim Terry, president of Terrosa Technologies, in a statement.

 

Officials said that inclinicalperform’s collaboration software platform will benefit the clinical research community by taking much of the manual work out of tracking, monitoring and aggregating information that is created during the clinical trials process.

 

“Our software makes the clinical operations job easier by providing a consistent collaborative work process that is straightforward and self documenting,” said J. Peter Armerding, inclinical’s founder.

 

Armerding said that Terrosa’s integrated services will allow the company to do what it does best – clinical operations process automation.

 

Terrosa Technologies specializes in the migration of on-premise applications into subscription-based services to drive down costs and make high quality software more available to companies of all sizes.

 

 

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