Veeva Systems today announced that Roche (SWX:ROG) is adopting Veeva Vault PromoMats as their global content and digital asset management (DAM) solution.
“We are proud to partner with Roche on this important initiative to speed time to market of their commercial and medical content,” said John Chinnici, vice president of commercial content at Veeva. “Vault PromoMats gives the life sciences industry a single solution to easily create and distribute content with integrated capabilities to manage rich digital assets.”
Vault PromoMats is the first and only application that combines digital asset management with medical, legal, and regulatory review. Companies can eliminate the need to move, duplicate, and manage content and digital assets across multiple systems for improved visibility, control, and compliance throughout the digital supply chain.
Veeva introduced Veeva Vault Digital Publishing, a new digital asset management capability in Vault PromoMats and Vault MedComms for brand marketing teams to publish and withdraw approved assets from a central location to any digital channel for faster and easier publishing. Click here to learn more.
To learn more about how Roche and Veeva are working together on transforming digital content management, visit: veeva.com/Roche.
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