Best Practices for Adopting a Data Workbench

Best Practices for Adopting a Data Workbench

Sunday, September 19, 2021 10:00 PM to Friday, December 31, 2021 10:59 PM · 103 days 59 min. (Africa/Abidjan)
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With the number of data sources in clinical trials increasing, more companies have begun adopting data workbench technologies. Experience shows that companies that simply replicate reports from their previous tools fail to benefit from the advances that a data workbench offers.

Traditional tools often involve complicated scenarios, filtering conditions, and selection criteria, to generate a report. Workbenches can simplify work for data managers with purpose-built reporting for different cleaning scenarios and integrated query management. Workbenches may also support data transformations, equipping data managers in addition to clinical programmers to ready data for Stats. 

This session presents use cases and insights from companies that recently adopted a new data workbench and will help other sponsors plan their adoption journey, establish common use cases for discrepancy management, and make the most of their new data workbench.

Learning Objectives
- Leading internal discussions to unwind complex reports and create purpose-built reports. - Planning considerations for involving different stakeholder groups. - Common use cases and listings in a data workbench. - How to think about a data workbench differently from a data lake or reporting tools. -
Session Level
Intermediate
Target Audience
DM Management, Programming Management, Study Data Manager
CDM Certification Competencies
Clinical Database Design/Relational Data BasesData Query Processing and TrackingProcessing External Data
CEUs
0.1
Event
On-demand

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