BOAT – Business Oriented
Application Training
BOAT is application software program
available in Financial and Clinical Domains. The Courses
of BOAT are framed to suit the need of the candidate
towards processing jobs in their respective fields.
The BOAT application software programs
are designed with live projects and day to day management
activities with the aspect of imposing a high knowledge
towards Management and Research Sectors. The BOAT program
and is courses are focused on the Business, Design,
Execution, Analysis and Reporting Perspective for Finance
and Clinical approaches.
FDOT – Financial Data Oriented
Training.
Overview
In today's business climate of fast-paced
technological change, new product development, and
ever-innovative financial markets, a well-defined financial
strategy is paramount to achieving the overall corporate
mission. This program will benefit executives and managers
by enhancing their ability to effectively design and
execute a financial strategy that contributes to the
creation of shareholder value.
Any financial business consists of four
departments
In short, strategic planning is a disciplined
effort to produce fundamental decisions and actions that
shape and guide what an organization is, what it does,
and why it does it, with a focus on the future.
Strategic planning is only useful if it
supports strategic thinking and leads to strategic management
- the basis for an effective organization
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Strategic Analysis Team – SAT
- Participants will actively explore the
major issues and challenges in building shareholder
value by strategically planning and integrating investment
and financing decisions.
- Participants will also learn about and
apply the latest developments and analytical tools
for making sound decisions in the areas of valuation,
capital structure, and incentive compensation.
- Overall, program attendees will be able
to utilize the significant linkages between these areas,
as well as between financial strategy and overall corporate
strategy, to help create, sustain, or strengthen their
firm's competitive advantages.
What is strategic thinking?
Strategic thinking means asking, "Are
we doing the right thing?" It requires three things:
- Purpose or end (Marketing Objective)
- Understanding the environment, particularly
of the opponent, or opposing forces, affecting and/or
blocking achievement of these ends. (Strategic Segmenatation)
- Creativity in developing effective responses
to the opponent or opposing forces. (Develop Data Behaviour
models to support trend / changes with time)
What is strategic management?
Strategic Management consists of the following
three elements:
- Formulation of the organization's future
mission in light of changing external factors such
as regulation, competition, technology, and customers.
(Apply Suppression Criteria , increase scope of eligibility)
- Development of a competitive strategy
to achieve the mission .(Prediction of Responders and
Increase eligibility population criteria)
- Understand Competition and product services
offered Vs Value generated. (Competitor analysis and
Customer retention)
- Creation of an organizational structure
which will deploy resources to successfully carry out
its competitive strategy.
(Frame Data execution process to maximize profit / optimization).
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Using SAS you can the point of Contact
Analytical and Reporting Services / Projects.
Few of them are listing below:
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Variance Analysis
on Samples.
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Risk Analysis by
product.
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Portfolio Analysis
Studies.
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Responder Analysis
and Trends.
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Model Analysis and
Validation of Performance.
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Data Validation
Process and Reporting.
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Survival Analysis
on Customer Retention.
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Segmentation Analysis
and prediction.
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Statistical Reports.
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Trend Analysis and
Reporting.
Customer Relationship Management
(CRM)
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Create a customer
focused Organization and Infrastructure
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Gain an accurate
picture of your customer categories.
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Accurately access
the lifetime value of your customers.
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Maximize the profitability
of each customer relationship.
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Understand how to
attract and keep your best customers
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Maximize rate of
return on marketing campaigns.
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Establish a Data
Architecture that supports a single view of the customer.
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Implement Analytics
that support customer segmentation and profiling.
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Implement Modules
to Analyze and predict risk and profitability.
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Implement modules
that maximize cross-sell and up-sell initiatives.
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Implement customer
retention Modules.
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Implement an integrated
Campaign Management system.
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Single Customer
View
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Prediction of
Profit
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Customer Life-Time
Value
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Personalized
Services
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Customer Value
Modeling
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Customer risk
Analysis
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Market Basket
Analysis
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Cross Selling
Predictions
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Customer Channel
Analysis
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Cross Selling
Campaign Analysis.
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Overview of SAS software
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Business Oriented
execution process.
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Data modeling process.
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Data validation Process.
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Portfolio analysis
Process.
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Segmentation and
Strategic Analysis Process.
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Understanding the
customers lifestyle/behavior using SAS.
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Basic concepts data
warehousing design using SAS.
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Risk Management
components in banking.
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Customer Survival
and retention analysis.
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Financial Parametric
and Non-Parametric - Model Data Analysis.
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Fundamentals of risk
management process.
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Prediction and responder
analysis.
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Financial Marketing
process and Strategic analysis.
CDOT – Clinical Data Oriented
Training
CDOT Program
offers customized solution
towards pharmaceutical / Research
. The architecture enables
to know the recent trends involved
in the rapid evolution and
expansion of drug discovery
and drug research. The course
mainly focused on the clinical
data flexibility, and Clinical
data magnifications that happens
during solution of a drug candidate
via Clinical Trials.
This software
program is intended to
provide knowledge on interface
terminologies , coded internal
data elements, and other
existing happening in the
Clinical Trial Managements.
CDOT courses
is provided with live projects
that deal with various
disease strategies and
different criteria that
is required in the clinical
data management while conducting
a Clinical Trial .
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CDOT
Modules:
Phase
I Trials – Evaluates
dose and toxicity
Evaluate how a new drug should be
administered (orally, intravenously, or by injection),
how often, and in what dosage. A Phase I trial usually
only enrolls a small number of patients.
Phase
II Trails – Assesses
drug activity
Provide
preliminary information
about how well the new
drug works and generate
more information about
safety and benefit. Each
Phase II study usually
focuses on a particular
type of disease.
Phase
III Trials – Comparative
trial
Compare
a promising new drug, combination
of drugs, or procedure
with the current standard.
Phase III trials typically
involve large numbers of
people nation-wide. The
reason the clinical trial
has been initiated is that
the superiority of one
treatment over the other
has not yet been firmly
established
Phase
IV Trials – Marketing
Surveillance and drug
study
CDOT
Courses Content.
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Overview of SAS software.
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Foundation of clinical
trial studies.
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Case report forms
of designer parameters.
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Factors controlling
clinical protocol design.
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Clinical trial data
validation process.
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Clinical trial data
analysis process.
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Clinical trail efficacy
studies and analysis.
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Parametric and non-parametric
data analysis.
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Clinical hypothesis
testing and responder analysis.
CRAT-Clinical Research Associate
Training
CRAT-BOAT
programs are offered with innovative core to enhance
ongoing initiatives to promote clinical research and
support clinician researchers. We provide training
and support to clinician researchers and facilitate
their ability and opportunity to make important research
contributions in drug discovery and research. Our CRAT-BOAT
Training is tailored to meet the changing needs of
clinicians throughout the development of their careers
and provide them with excellent adequate knowledge
regarding clinical research studies and Clinical research
activities and the regulatory happenings.
Mission:
Through extensive research
and collaboration jointly with UBNQtech Solutions with
well known sponsors, Investigational sites and CROS,
Qtech sol has created a unique training program “CRAT” to
accommodate both industry specific knowledge and skills
in clinical trial experience.
This program “CRAT” is designed
to provide training in ICH-GCP guidelines, Clinical
trial monitoring, investigative site coordination,
knowledge and understanding of FDA regulations.
Most importantly we provide practical,
real world, Clinical trial experience through our ongoing
in-house project assignments. The experience we provide
is critical to secure one’s first position in
this Industry.
What is a Clinical Research Associate
(CRA)?
A Clinical Research Associate (CRA)
is a professional who administers and Monitors the
progress of a clinical trial (pharmaceuticals, biologics,
or devices) on behalf of a sponsor. A clinical trial
is a scientific study of the effects, risks and benefits
of a medicinal product, whether it is new drug substances
and/or currently marketed drugs. A CRA might also be
called a clinical research (or trials) monitor, executive,
scientist or coordinator, depending on the company.
CRAT Modules:
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Orientation / Introduction
to Clinical Research- Phase–I, Phase-II, Phase-III,
Phase-IV.
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Drug discovery and
drug development.
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Research involving
animals.
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Ethics in research.
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Human subjects protection.
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Federal Regulations
related to human research.
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Clinical trial Investigation
and controversies in Clinical Research.
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Important practices
in clinical trial – GCP, GDP, GCP, WIF, SOP.
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Clinical Trial site
activities – study initiation & study closeout.
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Protocol development
and CRF drafting.
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Test cases
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Designed to explore and augment
in focused areas such as
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Vascular disease.
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Cancer studies.
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Infections diseases.
Clinical Research Associate – Sessions
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Clinical Research
Associate – Responsibilities. |
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Introduction to Clinical trials. |
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Pre-Clinical trials. |
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FDA. |
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IND. |
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IRB. |
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Drug Discovery. |
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Protocol Design elements. |
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CRF Design. |
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Informed Consent. |
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Edit Check process / 6 month. |
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Practices in Clinical Trial – SOP,
GDP, GCP, GLP, WIF. |
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Clinical Trial investigator. |
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Study Initiation. |
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Study Monitoring. |
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Study close out. |
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Safety Practice towards pharmacovigilance. |
Entry Requirements
The relevant degree subject area for a
career in clinical research is life and medical science.
A life science degree (especially pharmacology, pharmacy,
biochemistry, immunology, physiology or toxicology) or
nursing degree is one of the requirements for entry into
CRA work. Many CRAs come from the nursing profession,
but a growing number of graduates with a background in
biology or pharmacy are entering the profession.
In particular, the following subjects
may increase your chances of a career as a CRA:
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Anatomy |
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Biochemistry |
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Biology |
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Biomedical
Science |
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Dentistry |
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Medicine |
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Microbiology |
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Molecular Biology |
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Nursing |
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Pharmacology |
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Pharmacy |
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Physiology |
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Toxicology |
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Veterinary Medicine |