Using database read replicas for ad hoc reporting, data visualisation and generating business metrics, Stuart Robertson, Foundry Health
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The document discusses ClinSpark read replicas, which are full read-only copies of production clinical trial data. The read replicas allow customers to explore their own data using the tools of their choice, such as business intelligence tooling, ad hoc queries, or favorite reporting tools. The read replicas also enable customers to integrate the clinical data with existing data marts or warehouses.
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