Software targets health care or life sciences organizations.
Press Release Summary:
Solution for Compliance in a Regulated Environment (SCORE) incorporates core document management function, application integration, business process management, and collaboration. Configurable solution is built on open standards and is adaptable changing regulatory requirements. Document Management features enable compliance with GXP and 21CFR11 requirements, while role-based portal interface ensures right information is presented to the right people.
Original Press Release:
IBM Solution for Compliance in a Regulated Environment - A Management Solution for Your Health Care or Life Sciences Organization
At a glance
IBM Solution for Compliance in a Regulated Environment (SCORE) offers the following benefits:
Next generation IBM regulatory compliance solutions for Life Sciences
Core document and regulatory process management function
Application integration capability
Business process management function
Ease of collaboration
For ordering, contact:
Your IBM representative or IBM Americas Call Centers at 800-IBM-CALL (Reference: YE001).
Overview
IBM Solution for Compliance in a Regulated Environment (SCORE) is the next generation of the IBM regulatory compliance solutions for health care and life sciences organizations. IBM SCORE is a regulatory management solution that provides core document management function, application integration, business process management and collaboration.
IBM SCORE delivers:
A highly configurable solution built on open standards with proven technologies able to rapidly adapt to changing regulatory requirements
An integrated solution that moves beyond content-centric workflows to business process management
A role-based portal interface that ensures the right information is presented to the right people
Business integration layer and component-based architecture that supports integration with other business critical information systems
Document Management features that enable compliance with GXP and 21CFR11 requirements
Planned availability dates
July 29, 2005: Electronic software delivery
August 26, 2005: Media and documentation
