Celltrion to use cloud-based technology to boost biosimilar trials

22 January 2016
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Korean biopharmaceutical company Celltrion (Kosdaq: 068270) is to start using cloud-based
technology to accelerate development of its biosimilars programs in rheumatoid arthritis,
respiratory diseases and cancer.

The Seoul-based organization announced it had chosen the Medidata (Nasdaq: MDSO)
Clinical Cloud to enhance the speed, efficiency and accuracy of its clinical trials.

Celltrion’s vice president Sang-Joon Lee said: “Celltrion conducts more multi-regional clinical
trials than any other life sciences company in Korea. Medidata will provide powerful and
scalable technology to ensure the success of our biosimilars development programs."

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