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Quantified impact: 98%
Achieved nearly 98% automated accurate match rate for clinical trial indication recognition
Pharmcube, a leading pharmaceutical data service platform in China, faced the challenge of high costs and time-consuming processes in drug development and R&D, especially in extracting and processing complex pharmaceutical data from global sources. To address these inefficiencies, Pharmcube partnered with Microsoft's AI Co-Innovation Lab and leveraged Azure Form Recognizer and Azure Text Analytics for Health for automation and advanced analytics. The implementation standardized the extraction of sales data from multilingual financial reports using OCR and tabular data extraction. Additionally, the project automated the recognition and matching of clinical trial indications, achieving a high match rate and drastically reducing manual workload. Integration with Azure AI Foundry enabled further technological flexibility and scalability. The overall solution increased automation in pharmaceutical data processing, saving labor costs and dramatically improving data mining depth and efficiency for Pharmcube, signaling major progress for AI-powered digital transformation in the pharma sector.
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Quantified impact: 98%
Achieved nearly 98% automated accurate match rate for clinical trial indication recognition
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Engineers used Azure Form Recognizer for OCR and full-text/form data extraction from multilingual PDF financial reports, achieving high-accuracy results. Data outputs were standardized and structured for seamless downstream analysis. Azure Text Analytics for Health automated the recognition and matching of clinical trial indications against a curated dictionary, reaching a 97.7% match rate. The entire solution was orchestrated through Azure AI Foundry, as part of the collaboration with Microsoft AI Co-Innovation Lab.
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