Pharma and biotech
R and SAS together, apart or integrated, in a GxP qualified SCE with IQ, OQ and PQ.
Professional, enterprise statistical computing environments. GxP ready from the experts.
We help pharma companies, CROs and government departments move from SAS to open source and adopt AI with confidence, with validated packages, controlled environments and teams trained to run them.

Every regulated team needs the same things from open source: code they can trust, a controlled place to run it and evidence an auditor will accept. What changes is the language.
R and SAS together, apart or integrated, in a GxP qualified SCE with IQ, OQ and PQ.
Validated packages and reproducible environments for every sponsor's needs.
Secure, auditable environments with no vendor lock-in, via G-Cloud and DOS7.












We deliver implementation and full life-cycle management of your GxP environment, ready for successful regulatory submission and for AI, and built to suit your company.
A statistical computing environment on Posit, qualified for GxP use, with AI governed and controlled.
Designed and qualified for your user and output specification.
Qualified risk assessments for the R packages your team uses.
Training in R, machine learning and AI, so your teams achieve their desired outputs.

Dashboards, models and workflows assessed and documented for GxP use.
Maintained with a GxP qualified life-cycle management plan.
AI-ready statistical computing for pharma.
Risk assess the R packages your team relies on.
See what changes before you upgrade your SCE.
If some of these are still open questions, we can help you work through them.
Talk to usOur expert teams have skills that span from the start to the finish of statistical programming, AI and reporting.


Our trainers are practising data scientists. From your first steps in R to building with AI, every course can run privately, on-site or online, with examples from your own domain.
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Planning a move from SAS to R? Find out why R stands up to regulators, where the cost and risk of a migration come from, and the four things to settle before you convert a line of code.

Not all R packages are clearly “good” or “risky”, most fall somewhere in between. This post introduces a scoring framework to help users assess package quality, based on documentation, code, maintenance, and popularity. We also share key principles to ensure the scores are useful, fair, and adaptable to different contexts.

In regulated industries, Shiny apps must be reliable, reproducible, and well-documented. Validation builds trust, supports compliance, and prevents costly delays. Learn how to avoid common pitfalls and set up a lightweight, effective validation approach that scales with your needs. Validation isn’t a blocker, it’s a long-term advantage for you and your team.
Whether you are exploring your first R use case, migrating a body of SAS code or planning a validated environment, we'll help you decide the right first step.