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Veeva Consulting Offerings

TSG has always focused on independently advising our clients in all things ECM. Increasingly, the answer is Veeva for our Life Sciences clients. As a result, TSG is now an emerging Veeva partner and we have enabled our suite of products to work with Veeva.

OpenMigrate Veeva Target Connector – Migrate data and content easily into Veeva. Especially helpful for large, complex migrations involving metadata and content transformations
OpenMigrate Veeva Source Connector – Support migrations from Veeva into other applications. This allows data and content managed by Veeva to be synchronized to other applications.
Veeva Read Only Portal – Enable simplified searching that benefits end users who just require a simple view-only consumer portal. This approach is also used to implement a unified search tool for when you have more than one ECM software platform.
Veeva Integrations – Leveraging Veeva APIs and TSG’s 20+ years of content management experience allow us to make sure any client integrations adhere to best practices.

Download Veeva Vault QMS Requirements

Veeva Vault – How to Integrate with Other Applications

In some previous posts we discussed our addition of the Veeva Source and Target to our OpenMigrate platform. As we were becoming familiar with the Veeva API for the purposes of migration, we started to think what else could be integrated with a Veeva implementation. It is rare that an ECM system is completely standing [Read More]
Veeva Vault QMS – Free Requirement Template

Based on our 22+ year experience at multiple life sciences clients implementing quality solutions, TSG has developed a common set of requirements for implementing a Quality Management System (QMS). For our clients, we often use this as a starting point when discussing goals of the new system. We have updated these requirements for those clients [Read More]
Migrating to Veeva – Reduce Risk, Stress and Cost with a Gradual Migration

Too often, migrating to Veeva Vault can be seen as a massive undertaking where the migration effort means moving all the content, integrations and people to the new platform in a migrate all-at-once “Big Bang” approach. Given the effort to move all the different components, along with training the users on a new system, it [Read More]
Veeva Vault – Documentum Integration Options

One of the issues our Veeva Vault and other document management clients often struggle with is searching for content across Veeva Vault and other existing repositories, such as Documentum. Scenarios like sharing manufacturing specifications that are stored in a Documentum repository with Veeva-based eTMF and Submissions applications are difficult to support as users will typically [Read More]
Documentum to Veeva Vault – Migration for Life Sciences

TSG has recently enhanced OpenMigrate to add support for migrations to and from Veeva Vault. The OpenMigrate Veeva Target connector enables complex migrations into Veeva Vault to occur through an automated 1-step migration. The 1-step approach provides a huge benefit for regulated life science companies by streamlining validation efforts and eliminating the need for manual [Read More]

The Deep Analysis Podcast – The 11 Billion File Benchmark June 25, 2019
Dave Giordano, CEO of TSG, recently sat down with Alan Pelz-Sharpe to discuss our recent 11 Billion File Benchmark on AWS and DynamoDB. Additionally, hear Dave’s thoughts on the future of ECM and why companies are considering alternatives to the traditional ECM Suite. Listen to The Deep Analysis Podcast here: http://deepanalysis.buzzsprout.com/121366/1324894-the-11-billion-file-benchmark Below is a transcript […]
TECHNOLOGY SERVICES GROUP SUCCESSFULLY BENCHMARKS 11 BILLION DOCUMENT REPOSITORY WITH AMAZON WEB SERVICES – PRESS RELEASE June 25, 2019
Chicago, IL. June 25th, 2019 – Technology Services Group, Inc. (TSG), a leading provider of document management integration software announced today that it has successfully tested the OpenContent Management Suite (OCMS) of products with a repository containing 11 billion documents running on Amazon Web Services. The benchmark was populated with TSG’s OpenMigrate product and was […]