Integrated Laboratory Systems applies new s/w

CONSHOHOCKEN: Instem, a lprovider of early drug development software solutions, announced that Integrated Laboratory Systems (ILS) has subscribed to Provantis Online, enhancing their existing software systems.

Headquartered in Research Triangle Park, North Carolina, ILS is a multidisciplinary research organization providing comprehensive support to federal and commercial clients in the environmental and health sciences, as a press release tells.

After reviewing all commercial alternatives within the preclinical IT market, ILS chose Provantis as the most comprehensive solution to fully automate their toxicology data acquisition, analysis and reporting processes, the company adds. By using Provantis, they will be able to reduce costs, execute more studies and deliver increased value in shorter timeframes to their sponsors.

“Instem’s hosted solution is a true turn-key system, so the time required by our staff to get their system validated and into production is significantly reduced,” comments Brad Blackard, COO at ILS. “We felt that using Provantis over the Web provided the best fit for our business model and allowed our limited IT resources to be leveraged more efficiently.”

Using Instem’s hosted remote delivery model offers simpler, more cost effective ways to provide software functionality, maintenance, and support over the Internet. ILS will have complete in-application access to their data just as if their software was deployed on-site, yet they no longer require additional hardware or dedicated resources. Removing the need for on-site software ensures clients like ILS can access the latest major releases of Provantis without the delays and costs traditionally involved with site-based installations.

Instem’s turn-key subscription includes all 3rd party licenses such as Oracle, Outlook and SAS, along with training, maintenance, unlimited help desk support and Instem’s Validation Pack.

Since 2005, Instem has utilized a military-grade data center based in the US, which is being used by clients running GLP and non-GLP studies.