In order to transform the way in which its pharmaceutical developmentteams capture, share and exploit critical scientific data, AstraZeneca has signed a contract with e-business intelligence solutions provider Business Objects for use of its BusinessObjects integrated query, reporting and online analytical processing tool.
AstraZeneca plans to use BusinessObjects to support many of its primary R&D functions, including reporting on clinical trials, drug safety and project budgeting. The e-BI firm is also providing it with training, implementation and development support.
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