says RAYLYTIC CEO and founder Frank T. Trautwein. “That’s why our employees have been, and continue to be, committed to Leipzig and to our company’s vision for a digital healthcare future.”
Case Study
Case Study
Clinical studies are complex and time-consuming, but essential for the advancement of medicine. RAYLYTIC is helping digitize healthcare by using smart digital technologies to simplify the clinical trial process through automation and standardization.
For this company with its team of highly motivated experts, digital health isn’t just a buzzword. Using cloud-based software solutions supported by artificial intelligence (AI), RAYLYTIC makes clinical trial processes easier and more efficient for healthcare companies and medical research institutions.
A variety of factors contributed not only to this digital pioneer being founded in Leipzig, but to its ongoing transition from fledgling start-up to success story:
The excellent quality of life which Leipzig offers, together with its good infrastructure and central location, daily confirm to the company that it has picked the right place to be.
says RAYLYTIC CEO and founder Frank T. Trautwein. “That’s why our employees have been, and continue to be, committed to Leipzig and to our company’s vision for a digital healthcare future.”
RAYLYTIC is making clinical trial processes simpler and more efficient: Its AI-supported software platform UNITY automatically collects, analyzes and automates medical data – thus helping reduce errors and ensure that clinical trials are successful.
RAYLYTIC
Founded in Leipzig in 2017 with a core team of niche experts, the company has since grown to 50+ employees. Its cloud-based software solutions are designed for the digitalization, automation and standardization of the routine processes associated with clinical trials. Its clinical trial management solutions also include AI-supported systems for image data analysis. Learn more at www.raylytic.com
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