When you say sponsors should think of their clinical protocols as “data”, what do you mean? For a lot of non-data-scientists, the word “data” typically conjures up images of numbers and spreadsheets.

The increased use of the world wide web has been supported by smartphone penetration and high-speed internet services. It has also seen increased data breaches at some of the world’s most prominent ...

This protocol outlines requirements for granting and revoking access to confidential, restricted and regulated data. Its purpose is to ensure that access to confidential, restricted and regulated data ...

In networking and communications, the formats, codes and procedures for transmitting a unit of data (frame, packet) from one node to another. Known as a "layer 2 protocol," the data link protocol is ...

User data protection is a universal concern for businesses across all industries. In the digital age, personal data is a valuable asset, and its compromise can lead to severe financial and ...

There are two main data transfer protocols -- Transmission Control Protocol (TCP) and User Datagram Protocol (UDP). If you only had to know one fact about each protocol, it's that TCP is slower ...

Electronic Stored Information (ESI) protocols once focused on email, file servers, and other structured records. That ...

Cancer Protocol–generated reports contain consistent content across institutions, record the data in discrete fields, and allow standardized sharing of these data with other organizations. A ...

An inherent principle of publication is that others should be able to replicate and build upon the authors' published claims. A condition of publication in a Nature Portfolio journal is that authors ...

Operator interest in the seemingly arcane world of technology protocols often is tied to their future potential to save money by supporting the convergence of computers, networks and equipment.