Almirall
Research document search
Scientists spent half a day digging through 50 years of scattered files. Now, an AI assistant retrieves past experiments in minutes.
- ~80% accurate query resolution (user-reported)
Drug developers lost days hunting for research across scattered PDFs. Now, they query an AI agent for instant answers, accelerating R&D.
A leading biotechnology company manages a vast corpus of complex research data, including past trial designs, molecule data, and scientific reports scattered across multiple digital platforms.
Drug developers spent hours or even days hunting down and sorting through scattered links across PDFs, PowerPoints, and SharePoint folders to find...
“Drug development, which underpins our mission to serve patients, is very much becoming an information capability. Finding, parsing, and processing information is a big part of how we get medicines to patients more quickly.”
Biotechnology company developing human therapeutics for serious illnesses.
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