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Technology and Systems Domainof the Clinical Trial DisclosureMaturity Model Technology and Systems Domain of theClinical Trial Disclosure Maturity Model effort and human error in disclosure activities,improving accuracy and efficiency•Data consistencythrough integrated systems, ensuring consistency across disclosuredocuments and registries•Scalabilitybased on robust technologysolutions that can handle increasing disclosurerequirements as trial portfolios grow andexpand into new countries, supportingsponsors conducting trials across more diverseregulatory environments•Real-time compliance trackingwithadvanced systems, providing up-to-datecompliance status and alerts for upcomingdeadlines•Audit trailsthat support inspection readinessthrough detailed logs of disclosure andsystems administration activities Executive summaryThe technology and systems domain focuses on the digital infrastructure and tools thatsupport clinical trial disclosure processes. Thisdomain encompasses dedicated disclosuresystems, integration with other clinical trial datamanagement tools, and workflow automation.Effective technology and systems are essentialfor efficient, accurate, and compliant disclosurepractices in an increasingly complex regulatorylandscape. Why this domain mattersTechnology and systems are the engines that drive efficient and accurate clinical trialdisclosure. This domain encompasses the digitaltools and infrastructure that support, automate,and enhance disclosure activities. By leveragingappropriate technology, organizations canstreamline processes, reduce errors, and gainvaluable insights into their performance,supporting efficient clinical disclosure processesand enabling:•Process automationthat reduces manual Potential risks of underinvestment intechnology and systemsUnderinvestment in technology and systems for clinical trial disclosure can significantly hinderan organization’s ability to meet transparency Technology and Systems Domain of theClinical Trial Disclosure Maturity Model obligations efficiently and effectively. Relianceon outdated or inadequate systems can leadto manual errors, data inconsistencies, andmissed deadlines, compromising complianceand data quality. Furthermore, the lack ofrobust technological infrastructure can impedean organization’s ability to scale its disclosureactivities, adapt to changing regulatoryrequirements, and gain valuable insights fromdisclosure data. Specific challenges include:•Inefficient resource utilization:Withoutautomation, staff may spend excessive timeon repetitive tasks rather than value-addedactivities.•Missed deadlines:A lack of automatedtracking and alerts can result in overlookeddisclosure deadlines.•Manual errors:Reliance on manual processesincreases the risk of data-entry errors andinconsistencies.•Siloed content:Disconnected disclosuresystems and processes can lead toinconsistent and even confidential informationbeing disclosed across different registries.•Limited visibility:Without centralizedsystems, organizations may struggle toview their disclosure status and compliancecomprehensively. disclosure management system with advancedfeatures for workflow automation, compliancetracking, and reporting is in place. The main capabilities of a disclosure systemshould include:•Centralized data management for multiple global registries•Automated compliance tracking and deadlinealerts•Workflow automation and task management•Integration capabilities with other clinical trialsystems•Version control and audit trail functionality•Real-time reporting and analytics dashboard•Document management and storage•Role-based access controls and permissions•Automated data validation and consistencychecks•Multilingual support for global submissions These components collectively form thebackbone of an efficient and compliant clinicaltrial disclosure system. By automating keyprocesses, ensuring data consistency, andproviding comprehensive monitoring, such asystem streamlines disclosure activities andsignificantly reduces noncompliance risk. Key elements of technology and systems System integrationIntegrating disclosure systems and other clinical trial management tools — e.g., clinical trialmanagement systems (CTMS), SAS, electronicdata capture (EDC), and regulatory systems — isvaluable for data consistency and efficiency. Dedicated clinical trial disclosure systemsCentral to this domain is a purpose-built system for managing clinical trial disclosures. Thissystem should include workflow management,dashboards, and reporting capabilities. Maturity levels:•Lagging:Systems operate in silos with manual Maturity levels:•Lagging:No dedicated disclosure system copy/paste data transfer among platforms.•Developing:Some integration exists but maybe limited or require manual intervention.•Leading:Seamless, automated integrationamong disclosure systems and otherrelevant platforms, ensuring real-time datasynchronization. exists. The organization relies on manualprocesses and g