A3 Informatics

A3 Informatics develops groundbreaking software for managing your clinical data.

A3ccelerate

A3ccelerate is our suite of innovative cloud based tools that offer a superior user experience and ensure you’re up and running fast!

A3ccelerate is designed and created by our team of experts at A3 Informatics to manage sponsor and CDISC standards with a user friendly interface. It is built on a data model founded on Biomedical Concepts. The suite consist of the our free A3 community MDR, A3 Terminology MDR, A3 MDR and the A3 Study Workbench. A3ccelerate removes the need for managing your metadata using traditional methods (such as excel spreadsheet) which creates challenges for maintaining and control or increasing scalability. Using A3ccelerate will drive improvements in your data quality.

Vision

To support the move away from a variable-based world to one based on real-world concepts and the data’s natural form with associated relationships (Biomedical Concepts). This move is needed to address issues faced by industry in the use of data standards today.

Method

Use semantic web and graph technologies to provide the underlying model.

The use of these technologies allows for new areas to be easily accommodated and updates made without major disruption to existing work. Thus, as standards evolve, so can the tools without disrupting users.

Lifecycle

A3ccelerate supports the full clinical lifecycle with an MDR that supports tools across that lifecycle. It utilises an open system using an API that allows for individual tools.

From study set up to analysis and submission, you need look no further for managing your data.

A3 Community MDR

Start by using our free Community MDR where you can browse, search and compare CDISC Terminology.

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A3ccelerate

Our Study Workbench utilises the standards in the A3 MDR and automates metadata-driven study set up.

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LATEST BLOGS

Flying through PhUSE with Linked Data, FHIR, & Biomedical Concepts

07/12/2018

This year’s EU PhUSE Connect event in Frankfurt was entitled, Future Forward. And it seems as if there has been a significant shift towards the use of linked data within our community.

CDISC Standards: Avoiding the Square Wheel

18/10/2018

CDISC Standards and avoiding the pitfalls of technical debt are the fascinating topic of discussion in this Blog post by Dave Iberson-Hurst, CTO

SDTM Mapping in a Linked Data World

04/09/2018

by Kirsten Langendorf - CDISC Subject Matter Expert SDTM, Tables and Linked Data It can be a tricky communication task to convey the linked graph data approach for handling SDTM data, to an audience used to making SDTM in a table-based approach (SAS and excel...

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