IQVIA expands Veeva collaboration to standardize core trial software suite
Oct 13, 2026, 7:11 AM EDT1 sourcesAI-analyzed
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Strategic deepening of an existing technology partnership can raise IQVIA's software-related revenue visibility, improve client retention, and broaden long-cycle contract value through upsell and cross-sell of Veeva-enabled solutions.
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IQVIA and Veeva expanded their collaboration, naming CTMS, eTMF, Study Startup, and Site Connect as enterprise standards across IQVIA clinical development. The move builds on the existing EDC partnership, potentially increasing sponsor adoption of the Veeva stack via IQVIA and expanding recurring revenue while improving trial speed and site-centric operations.
IQVIA expands partnership with Veeva; CTMS, eTMF, Study Startup, Site Connect standard across IQVIA studies.
Extends prior EDC partnership; broadens integration and potential Veeva stack upsell.
Aims to speed trials, boost site-centricity, and accelerate patient access.
IQVIA emphasizes flexible tech choices including EDC, RTSM and eCOA.
Veeva summit Oct 20-21 in Boston to learn more.
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