Life Sciences & Pharma
Structured Content Services to Improve Clinical Trials, Labeling, Quality, Safety, Packaging, and Marketing
Structured Content Management (SCM)
Facing increased regulation, pressure to get products to market faster, and new demands for transparency and traceability, life sciences organizations are investing heavily in digital transformation. What they find is that no matter how many new tools, systems, and funds you put toward transforming your organization, none of these investments will truly transform your business outcomes unless you also address your content and data.
Structured content formats and practices are the foundation that allows life sciences organizations to
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improve interoperability between platforms and systems
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use AI and other technologies to drive efficiency
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produce multiple output types automatically from a single source file
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reuse content components when possible
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decrease the potential for human error
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enrich patient experience and patient outcomes
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reduce translation costs
Explore the ways we support SCM
Many factors are driving the move to structured content management (SCM). Explore the business cases pursued by global pharma leaders.
Structured content management can accelerate drug development with efficiencies gained in data exchange.
Structured Product Labeling (SPL) is a standard used by the FDA to facilitate the communication of drug labeling data.
Patients are engaged in their own health care and access to electronic patient information is critical.
Drug labeling and artwork is a great place to start implementing SCM to ensure content consistency.
DCL specializes in the conversion and submission of scientific articles to the NLM's PubMed Central database.