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is the platform. Today Watson is helping doctors reimagine medicine, and leaders reshape industries as diverse
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ONTOFORCE Talk at PharmaTec London 2019 on the Data Surrealism in times of FA...Hans Constandt
Talk given by Hans Constandt at the PahrmaTec event in London Sept 24 2019 where Hans gives an update on the value and ROI of FAIRified data in BioPharma using ONTOFORCE's Linked Data Platform DISQOVER.
Drawing upon our extensive healthcare knowledge and dedicated technology and data protection teams, we will consider how to navigate the potential pitfalls of using technology to provide remote consultations, both within the UK and further afield.
Through the consideration of a case study, our speakers will analyse:
• the regulatory regime - CQC registration, indemnity chains, insurance
• protecting IP - cloud based computing and contractual protections
• E-commerce - on-line payments and cooling off periods
• DPA and IG - risk when providing services overseas and what happens if IG is breached.
The document discusses the changing landscape of online advertising and consumer behavior. It notes that digital advertising budgets are steadily increasing and will likely reach levels close to television budgets by 2016. It also discusses how data and real-time access to data will be critical to reach consumers across various devices and media. The document then provides an example scenario about using a Parallel Data Warehouse to help measure the impact of media activity and campaigns through advanced attribution analytics. It outlines some of the challenges and how the PDW helped provide faster, more scalable analytics.
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3. Big Data 4 V’s
DATA VARIETY & DATA VERACITY
VOLUME VELOCIT Y VARIE T Y VERACIT Y
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7. Target
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IT = Identifiied Target
PT = Prioritized Target
VT = Validated Target
LM = Lead Molecule
CM = Candidate Molecule
Time Squeezing in Discovery
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9. PA = Protocol Approved
FSI = First Site Initiation
LSI = Last Site Initiation
FPI = Frist Patient In
LPI = Last Patient In
LPO = Last Patient Out
DBL = Database Lock
ANL = Analysis Complete
CSR = Clinical Study Report
Protocol
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Patient
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Time Squeezing in Clinical Trials
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Protocol
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12. Genome data are held in silos
unshared, not standardized for exchange
No one institute has enough on its own
Everyone should be able to compare
Their genomes to others
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