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Charles River: How a leading CRO made its vision for Lab of the Future a reality with Climb

The case study presents the primary drivers for Charles River to leverage technology to overcome challenges in in vivo research and improve the overall quality and efficiency of services provided by the company.

This paper discusses how Charles River pursued a strategy to digitalize in vivo research study processes as part of its broader efforts to modernize systems. To support its vision “of boldly challenging scientific possibility,” Charles River viewed the project as a way to give them an edge in the highly competitive CRO market.

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