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Obtaining regulatory approval for your new drug is easier when you submit data in the eCTD format Agencies prefer most. GlobalSubmit's Review™ 2009 and Validate™ 2009 give reviewers and applicants a cohesive, comprehensive, XML-unified data view, making submission and approval a lot easier. That’s particularly true if you’re submitting to the FDA, which currently uses our software, exclusively, for its reviewing and validating process. Whether you’re submitting an NDA, an ANDA or an IND, the bottom line is this: when reviewers see your data clearly, they’re better equipped to make informed decisions. That’s good for them and good for you.
 
From the large pharmaceutical organization to the small biopharmaceutical company, eCTD submission is the wave of the future. GlobalSubmit's Review™ 2009 and Validate™ 2009 can take you from here to there. In fact, submissions of all scopes and sizes have already been approved because of the effectiveness of our products.
 
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Stay informed about the latest developments in regulatory by viewing prerecorded presentations by industry leaders. This new service offers insights into the direction of electronic submissions. The first topic is Regulated Product Submissions (RPS).

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Announcements
CTO Jason Rock Joins International Conference on Harmonisation (ICH) Delegates - Friday, October 23, 2009

Beginning tonight, GlobalSubmit CTO Jason Rock joins the delegates of the International Conference on Harmonisation as they meet to discuss answering specific questions submitted by the general public and addressing frequently asked questions. The ICH will also take on the task of developing a project plan and timeline for Regulated Product Submissions (RPS). We'll keep you updated on relevant information generated from this meeting.

 
Mistry, Vistage & Philadelphia Mayor Michael Nutter Meet to Discuss Business - Thursday, October 22, 2009

Recently, GlobalSubmit CEO Rahul Mistry arranged a meeting with the Mayor of Philadelphia, Mayor Michael Nutter, and 15 other CEOs with whom Mistry meets monthly. As is the case with every major city in the US, Philadelphia is experiencing the effects of the economic downturn. During this meeting, Mayor Nutter addressed this issue and expressed his sincere gratitude for companies remaining in Philadelphia during these difficult times. He also asked that businesses remain patient as Philadelphia undergoes numerous changes. When asked about the meeting, Mistry stated, "What stood out to me about Mayor Nutter is that he runs Philadelphia as if it were a business, including making responsible decisions -- even if they are difficult -- with an end goal of ensuring  the long-term health of the city." As GlobalSubmit continues to innovate and grow, we are happy to contribute to the future prosperity of our home in Philadelphia.  Click here to see Mistry's meeting with Mayor Michael Nutter. For those of you who don’t know Rahul Mistry, he is the gentleman with the glasses directly to the Mayor’s right.

 
 
 
GlobalSubmit Continues Expansion: Signs New Agreements with FDA and Life Sciences Companies - Thursday, September 03, 2009

GlobalSubmit Inc. announces that it is experiencing significant growth moving into 4Q ‘09 and that it expects continued growth in 2010.

Rahul Mistry, CEO, says that the company’s continued success results from its relationship with the FDA, its commitment to delivering the highest quality products and services to customers and its talented, hardworking team. States Mistry, “GlobalSubmit experienced 20% growth over the last six months and recently completed its highest sales quarter ever. We’ve added numerous in-house resources and had to double our office space to accommodate our growth. We’re one of the few companies out there that’s still growing, and growing quite rapidly in spite of current economic conditions.
 Since May 2009, GlobalSubmit signed three important agreements with the FDA:
·         May, 2009 – Company signs Cooperative Research and Development Agreement (CRADA) with FDA. Agreement states that GlobalSubmit will develop software that allows FDA to view, analyze and compare study design information in a unified view.
·         July, 2009 – Company signs three-year Maintenance and Support Agreement with FDA. Per the agreement, GlobalSubmit will enhance and/or upgrade the GlobalSubmit REVIEW™ and VALIDATE™ software products already in use at the Agency.
·         August, 2009 –GlobalSubmit and FDA kick off project focused on developing prototype that loads HL7 messages into Janus Version 2 database and exports those messages in a Study Data Tabulation Model (SDTM) file format.
In addition to these agreements, GlobalSubmit signed nine new Life Sciences customers since January 2009 and has had over 95% of its current customers renew their agreements. Because of the submission quality assurance provided by GlobalSubmit software, the company’s solutions are used by over 60 pharmaceutical companies, including half of the top 20 pharmas.

Moving forward, the company expects to see much more of the same. Says Mistry, “We offer software solutions to the FDA and to Life Sciences companies that make reviewing and validating regulatory electronic submissions an intuitive process. Reviewers on both sides of the equation see data in the same format and can navigate it quickly and easily. That sets us apart in our market space. And because our team consists of the industry’s top thought leaders, strategic business minds, and extremely creative and talented developers, the 2010 release of our REVIEW™ and VALIDATE™ products promises to bring an even higher level of success and growth to GlobalSubmit.”

 
FDA and GlobalSubmit Pilot Prototype Software for Loading HL7 Messages into Janus Version 2 Database - Tuesday, August 18, 2009

GlobalSubmit announces that it recently kicked off a project focused on developing a prototype that loads HL7 messages into a Janus Version 2 database and exports those messages in a Study Data Tabulation Model (SDTM) file format. GlobalSubmit is close to completing the development of that prototype, but went a step further by extending the model so that it will load and export both SDTM and HL7 files. Recently, GlobalSubmit and FDA began the actual testing of these solutions by reviewing HL7 Study Design, Study Participation and Subject Data.

In late July, GlobalSubmit met with the National Center for Toxicological Research (NCTR) at its offices in Jefferson, Arkansas. While there, GlobalSubmit installed the prototype Janus Version 2 database. GlobalSubmit also reviewed the Study Design prototype, which, when in production, will expedite the protocol review process. That prototype runs seamlessly “on top of” the Janus prototype database. 
 
During the pilot period, FDA will receive data in a standard HL7 format and load that data into its prototype Janus Version 2 database. In addition to the Janus Version 2 database, FDA will also make use of enhanced analytical, mathematical, visualization and other computational tools and techniques that enable reviewers to search, model, and analyze data to conduct better safety and efficacy analyses. If the pilot is successful, GlobalSubmit anticipates that within two years, these new HL7 standards will become the preferred method of exchanging study information with the FDA.
 
FDA Signs Three-Year Maintenance and Support Agreement with GlobalSubmit - Tuesday, July 07, 2009

Per our latest agreement with the FDA, GlobalSubmit will enhance and/or upgrade the  REVIEW™ and VALIDATE™ products already in use at the Agency.

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Will Regulated Product Submission (RPS) Trump eCTD? - Tuesday, June 23, 2009

Jason Rock, CTO, answers this very important question in the June 22nd issue of Bio-IT World. 

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Forbes columnist spotlights GlobalSubmit - Wednesday, June 17, 2009

Sramana Mitra, author, strategic consultant and Forbes columnist, spotlights GlobalSubmit in her Deal Radar Blog.  Here, she talks about how GlobalSubmit bootstrapped its way to the top.

 
Jason Rock Quoted in Bio-IT World - Tuesday, June 02, 2009

Jason Rock, CTO of GlobalSubmit explains how RPS will impact eCTD. “The next major version of eCTD is going to transition to the RPS standard. The same content submitted in eCTD, such as the PDF documents and the SAS datasets, will be submitted in RPS, but the inner workings of XML will be completely changed.”

According to Rock, by September 2012, FDA must have RPS implemented because it has Prescription Drug User Fee Act (PDUFA) commitments for two-way communication, and is planning on using RPS to meet those needs. The next milestone is January 2010, the date by which standards are to be in Draft Standard for Trial Use (DSTU) form, or ready for implementation on a trial basis. FDA is slated to develop an RPS Implementation Guide by the end of 2010, and expects to be able to accept RPS Release 2 submissions in spring 2011.

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