Sensivo now supports bulk import to your database, making it easy to add multiple new data subjects, variables, and data points to a project from another Excel database. The smart import also allows you to merge and combine two Excel databases into one. We’ve put a lot of thought into…

A flexible solution to replace the use of Excel in clinical research, and offer an alternative to eCRFs — In our experience, most clinical researchers performing observational studies use spreadsheet software such as Excel to manage their data. Most, if not all, software for clinical data management is built on the Case Report Form (eCRF), that are primarily built for interventional studies/clinical trials and is not well suited for…

The ongoing Covid-19 pandemic has highlighted the need for clinical research. Many people are now recommended to work remotely to limit the spread of the disease. To facilitate remote work Sensivo invites all researchers working on Covid-19 related research to access its clinical data management platform for free. “In the…

Spreadsheets are an important, powerful and versatile business tool, and can provide and store valuable information. They can hold as little or as much information as necessary, and without having to rely on IT. However, it is not optimal for storing sensitive data, like biomarkers, genetic data or health information…

For as long as I can remember, I’ve possessed a learning mindset. One main way I have been able to maintain this curiosity has been through reading; whether it be by reading a physical book or by listening to an audiobook, there are many benefits! If you read 5 pages a day, that yields a book finished every 50 days, 7 books a year. That’s a lot of new information and good compounding interest for very little effort!

It all started when I met Aleks at KTH Royal Institute of Technology — where we were both working on our masters in Entrepreneurship and Innovation Management. Right away, we realized how similar, but also different we were from one another. Before KTH, I studied business back home in Iceland…