4. Scope and Business need 4.1 Business Need 4.2 Products 4.3 Services 4.4 EDC (electronic data capture) 4.4.1Market 4.4.2 Global scenario 4.4.3 EDC prospects 4.4.4 Indian scenario
5. Business Models. 5.1 Project-Level Contract model or preferred full service provider 5.2 Retained Full Time Equivalent (FTE) model 5.3 Functional Service Provider (FSP) model
6. CDM Value Chain
7. Tools and techniques for biological data Management
8. Critical success factors
9. IT Infrastructure 9.1. Data Management software systems 9.2 Clintrial 9.3 Data Coding 9.4 EDC (electronic data capture) form
10. Issues and challenges 10.1 Data Accuracy & Timelines 10.2 Skilled manpower availability 10.3 Patient Privacy & data confidentiality 10.4 Data Exclusivity 10.5 Regulatory Compliance
11. Market size 11.1 List of companies in India involved in CDM activity
12. Potential Customers for CDM Outsourcing
13. Major players 13.1 Major Companies
14. Regulatory Issues
15. Recent Merger & Acquisition 15.1 TCS in multi-million dollar deal with Swiss firm
16. Future outlook
Annexure I – Bibliography Annexure II – Abbreviations
LIST OF FIGURES Figure 4.1: Clinical Database Figure 4.2: EDC Market size Figure 7.1: Process of converting data to information Figure 8.1: Cost structure of CDM companies Figure 9.1: Mechanism of Clintrial
LIST OF TABLES Table 4.1: Major Global EDC vendors Table 10.1: Work force of some of the major companies in India into CDM Table 11.1: Clinical Research Companies
