Korio, Inc., a technology-first IRT company, announced a new solution that will raise industry expectations for quality, consistency and performance of randomization and trial supply management (RTSM).
The compounding negative effects of poor system performance, bloated manual processes and high employee turnover are routinely passed from legacy IRT providers to their life sciences customers. The unfortunate result is interrupted trial operations, costly delays, and decreased confidence of the critical IRT functionality and services teams powering their trials.
To address these systemic quality and scalability issues, Korio has designed the industry’s first compliance-centric IRT platform. Reflecting decades of hands-on IRT experience across thousands of trial designs, Korio enables once aspirational goals around IRT feature reusability, process repeatability, system performance, and overall system quality by embedding the IRT workflow into the software itself.
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“Korio’s suite of best-in-class IRT functionality is nested in a comprehensive GxP framework that efficiently and thoroughly navigates long-standing quality and scalability issues plaguing IRT providers today,” says Ryan Keane, co-founder and CEO of Korio. “Since our platform learns each customer’s unique preferences and settings, we can automatically provide consistent and predictable IRT outcomes, creating a virtuous cycle of early and sustainable customer and employee success.”
Some of the key features of Korio’s IRT solution include:
- The ability to reuse client-level study settings and apply them to subsequent clinical trials, saving on time and enabling consistent quality,
- Functionality to create and manage the entire IRT documentation suite within the technology for less overhead and more accuracy in IRT setup,
- Real-time diagnostics on every IRT system to provide assurances of availability, performance and overall system health throughout the duration of every trial.
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Korio co-founders Ryan Keane and Chuck Harris bring a combined 30+ years of experience in the IRT space to the company. Ten of those years were spent working together where they scaled an IRT start-up to become a leading global provider.
“To architect an intuitive, scalable, and feature-rich IRT platform, it was critical that we blended thought leaders from both inside and outside of the IRT industry,” said Chuck Harris, co-founder and COO of Korio. “By leveraging brilliant product design and technology solutions from outside of our niche, and combining those with IRT needs as stated by clinical trial experts, Korio is positioned to resolve legacy IRT challenges for its customers and employees for the long haul.”
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