BUSINESS
Bayer Japan Taps Big Data to Shorten Trial Site Selection by 1-2 Months; 2015 Sales Up 12.2%
As it ramps up its digital health initiatives, Bayer Yakuhin has developed an in-house system that capitalizes on “big data” to pick trial sites best suited to its planned clinical programs and research collaboration partners, the company’s open innovation chief…
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