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Harinarayan Gopichandran Welcomed as Vice President, Technical Solutions at PointCross Life Sciences

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PointCross Life Sciences is pleased to announce the appointment of Harinarayan Gopichandran as Vice President, Technical Solutions, marking a significant addition to its leadership team. Hari’s extensive background in statistical programming, gained through roles at Icon Clinical Research, Novartis, Allergan, Cognizant, and Saama, positions him as a notable figure in the industry.

In his new role, Hari will play a vital role in advancing PointCross’s mission to revolutionize the clinical data market through the Xbiom platform. His vision includes seamlessly integrating Metadata management, repository, and governance into the data layer, fostering collaboration among bio-statisticians and programmers in Xbiom’s native statistical computing environment.

PointCross Life Sciences anticipates that Hari’s leadership will elevate the company’s capabilities in clinical data management, analysis, monitoring, and the automated generation of submission-ready SDTM, ADaM, and TFLs. Hari’s recognition of the Xbiom platform’s cutting-edge technology underscores its significance in the industry.

This announcement is an industry acknowledgment of Harinarayan Gopichandran’s leadership, and we are excited about the positive impact he will bring to PointCross Life Sciences.

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