Solutions designed to help life sciences organizations recruit and engage patients in decentralized clinical trials (DCTs) are ubiquitous across the industry. However, many of these solutions are customized “point” products, de- signed to accomplish a niche activity, necessitating another layer of data integration on top of clinical data already collected by other means. Such solutions were more prominent a decade ago and the industry has shifted toward system consolidation to eliminate redundancies as technology has evolved, as well as to centralize data storage to support analytic abilities and to manage programs and product development more efficiently. Many life sciences organizations have aligned technologies to reduce the number of disparate sy

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