JFDI develop a new platform for the pharmaceutical industry

A new scalable solution for the pharmaceutical industry.

We love sharing exciting news, but sometimes we must wait for the time to be suitable for our customers. Today, we can finally announce that we have developed and are hosting a new, scalable platform for the pharmaceutical industry.

Putnum PHMR‘s iValue platform is a multi-tenancy, knowledge delivery system supporting researchers in distributing valuable information to agents in the field. A mobile and offline-first-based application as a go-to resource for representatives of their clients. In tandem, they streamline the flow of information and give agents the confidence and messaging needed to be effective when dealing with regulatory affiliates.

Our developers leveraged the JFDI application framework to build PHMR’s platform in highly efficient, fully accessible, utilising the very latest agile development methods.

If you have an idea or system that needs development fast, get in touch to discuss how our framework can get you where you want to be.

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