Regulatory intelligence is the act of processing targeted information and data from multiple sources, analysing the data in its relevant context and generating a meaningful output – e.g. outlining risks and opportunities – to the regulatory strategy.
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Druga definicja:

Regulatory Intelligence– Acquiring knowledge through collection, aggregation,
analysis, and interpretation of information sources which enable timely datadriven decision-making.
The reality of today’s Global Regulatory Landscape:
• Complex and continuously evolving. Not at same pace of Life Science Discovery and Innovation.
• Requires vigilance for a broad spectrum of issues at Local, State, Federal, and Country levels
including Laws, Regulations, Directives, and Guidance.
• Industry is continuously challenged to do more with less and Regulatory Compliance is no
exception. Cost pressures continue to influence data management strategies.
• Product Supply Chains are diverse and often require additional oversight. Intellectual Property is
scattered across business unit portfolios.
• Requires the implementation of a robust Intelligence platform in order to maintain market advantage and derive meaningful insights.

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