Scaling Cloud Data Platforms for Compliance Analytics: A Strategic Approach for the Pharmaceutical Industry

Jay Shah; Dr Amit Kumar Jain

doi:10.36676/urr.v12.i1.1483

Authors

Jay Shah Carnegie Mellon University Pittsburgh, USA
Dr Amit Kumar Jain DCSE Roorkee Institute of Technology Roorkee, Uttarakhand, India

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.36676/urr.v12.i1.1483

Keywords:

Cloud Data Platforms, Compliance Analytics, Pharmaceutical Industry, Scalable Solutions, Regulatory

Abstract

In today’s rapidly evolving pharmaceutical landscape, ensuring compliance with complex regulatory requirements while harnessing innovative data analytics is paramount. This study explores a strategic approach to scaling cloud data platforms for compliance analytics tailored specifically for the pharmaceutical industry. By integrating advanced cloud computing technologies with robust analytics frameworks, the proposed model addresses critical challenges such as data security, regulatory adherence, and real-time monitoring of compliance metrics. The methodology involves the deployment of scalable, cloud-based solutions that aggregate diverse data sources, including laboratory information management systems, clinical trial data, and supply chain records, into a unified analytical framework. Leveraging machine learning algorithms and predictive analytics, the platform is designed to identify potential compliance issues before they escalate, thereby reducing risk and enhancing decision-making processes. Moreover, the strategic approach emphasizes continuous improvement and agile adaptation to evolving regulatory standards, ensuring that pharmaceutical organizations remain proactive in their compliance strategies. Case studies and pilot implementations indicate that the integration of scalable cloud data platforms significantly improves operational efficiency, transparency, and accountability in compliance management. Overall, this research provides a comprehensive framework that aligns technological innovation with stringent regulatory demands, offering pharmaceutical companies a competitive advantage in a highly regulated market.

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