kon·tent
/kənˈtent/
noun
the information and experiences that are directed toward an end-user or audience. Content is “something that is to be expressed through some medium, as speech, writing or any of a variety of arts”
Content is a lot of things, if you can read it, it’s content. Our clients face global regulatory challenges with filings and supporting the single source of truth across their enterprise.
So, how do we handle this? First, we analyze. How do you currently handle your content? Where are the context traps that result in non-compliant data? Based on our decades of experience, we understand the content issues and opportunities that our clients face daily.
Next, we innovate. We create a system that allows for data to be handled in a compliant and controlled manner, to reduce risk.
Finally, we implement our solution and provide global support.
Learn more about our Content Management experience with the case studies below.
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Case Studies
Switch to xmLabeling Leads to Big Rewards
Pharmaceutical company reaps benefits of single repository labeling system.
Leading Global Healthcare Company Determines Manual Processes Pose High Risk for Non-compliant Clinical Labeling Content
Following an analysis of deviations within its Label Definition Contract and Regulatory Rules, a leading global healthcare company determined its in-house application for clinical labeling to be a high compliance risk.
Leveraging Web Content Management to Accelerate Marketing Collateral and Product Time-to-Market
A worldwide pharmaceutical company needed to coordinate it's marketing teams and agencies, while replacing manual reviews with automated workflow processes.
Content Management Case Study (Testing Specifications)
This case study presents a project between Glemser Technologies and their client in which a highly technical, multifaceted problem was analyzed, simplified, and solved by Glemser.