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Velos to Develop Key System Interface for Clinical Research
Date:3/26/2008

- Will facilitate tight integration between sponsors and investigators -

FREMONT, Calif., March 26 /PRNewswire/ -- Velos, Inc., a recognized leader and trusted resource for clinical trial management information systems and member of the Oracle PartnerNetwork, will work to develop a key interface between Velos eResearch and Oracle Clinical. Both software products serve to advance clinical research. Velos eResearch is widely installed at research sites, while Oracle Clinical holds a leadership position among research sponsors.

When complete, Oracle Clinical customers should be able to populate Velos eResearch with content, such as research protocols, case reports and data dictionaries, which will then be used by Velos sites for study fulfillment. Velos eResearch customers should then be able to return study information collected through eResearch to Oracle Clinical where it can be integrated and analyzed together with information collected from other sources. This two-way system handshake will help to ensure consistency, greatly reduce redundant data entry and foster other systematic efficiencies that will enable higher quality, more timely clinical research fulfillment for sponsors and investigators alike.

"Oracle Clinical customers have expressed the desire to interoperate with systems used at research sites," said Neil de Crescenzo, Group Vice President, Healthcare and Life Sciences, Oracle. "Velos is a clear leader among clinical trial management systems used at research sites in the U.S., particularly among larger academic medical centers. We welcome their plan to develop an interface between Velos eResearch and Oracle Clinical."

Velos eResearch is deployed by 21 top 25 academic medical centers and research institutions named in the U.S. News & World Report, 2007 Best Hospitals Survey. In the same survey, 14 of the 18 institutions receiving "Honor Roll" status are Velos customers. Approximately 30 percent of all NIH (National Inst
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