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GNSI partners to create single point of entry for e-submissions to the FDA

Published in Food and Drug Law Weekly, March 11th, 2005

GlobalNet Services, Inc., (GNSI), in partnership with Cyclone Commerce, announced that it has been awarded the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) Electronic Submissions Gateway project.

The Gateway will centralize the receipt of submissions from regulated industry and other government agencies into a single system.

For the FDA e-submissions gateway solution, GNSI will use Cyclone Commerce's most advanced B2B platform, Cyclone Interchange, a transaction visibility solution, Cyclone Director, and Cyclone's extensive domain expertise. According to the company, Cyclone's solutions provide a secure, scalable network that serves as the foundation for...

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