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Cliantha Research Partners with Acceliant for its Clinical Trials
Date:2/27/2013

tha Research and helping them in their clinical studies. Our differentiation as a robust platform that accelerates trials through efficient data management is what helped us win. We look forward to a successful long-term relationship and continued growth in India."

Acceliant is also pleased to announce its participation at the BioPharma Asia Convention 2013, one of the largest annual biopharmaceutical industry gatherings in Asia. The convention will be held in Singapore from March 18-21. Acceliant will be in Booth #D24 and will showcase its comprehensive eClinical Suite, interact with global experts, and explore more partnership opportunities.

About Cliantha Research

Cliantha Research, a leading life sciences company, is a global full service Contract Research Organization with integrated offerings in Clinical, Bioanalytical, Dermatology, Biometrics, Pathology and Formulation services. The company has its presence in the US, Canada, Mexico, and India. Cliantha Research's facilities have been audited by the AGES (Austrian regulatory agency), ANSM (French regulatory agency), AEMPS (Spanish regulatory agency), USFDA, MCC (South African regulatory agency), WHO and International companies. The Central Reference lab at Cliantha is accredited by College of American Pathologists (CAP). Cliantha Research has successfully conducted and executed over 5000 studies and has analyzed over 1.5 million samples.

About Acceliant

Acceliant is the medical industry technology division of Trianz, a global technology services and solutions company. A pioneer in the EDC'/>"/>

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