Compare 3decision vs. Evidex

3decision® serves as a cloud-based repository for protein structures, focusing on efficient management of structural data and offering sophisticated analytics to support teams involved in the discovery of small molecules and biologics, thereby expediting the process of structure-based drug design. The platform consolidates and standardizes both experimental and computational protein structures sourced from publicly available databases such as RCSB PDB and AlphaFoldDB, in addition to proprietary datasets, and accommodates formats like PDBx/mmCIF and ModelCIF. This comprehensive approach guarantees seamless access to a variety of structural formats including X-Ray, NMR, cryo-EM, and modeled structures, thereby promoting collaboration and bolstering research initiatives. In addition to its storage capabilities, 3decision® enhances each entry with valuable metadata and sequence information, which encompasses details on protein-ligand interactions, antibody annotations, and specifics about binding sites. Equipped with advanced analytical instruments, the platform is capable of pinpointing druggable sites, evaluating off-target risks, and facilitating comparisons of binding sites, which collectively transform extensive structural datasets into practical insights that can drive research forward. Furthermore, its cloud-based architecture fosters enhanced collaboration among research teams, making it easier for scientists to share findings and insights, ultimately leading to more innovative approaches in drug discovery and development.

Streamlined surveillance of diverse data sources, seamlessly integrated with a GVP IX compliant signal management platform, can revolutionize your safety data handling. The Evidex platform offers a ready-to-go, GVP-IX compliant signal management solution that simplifies your operations without the hassle of switching between various services. By modernizing your management processes, you can ensure they are audit-proof and efficient. This automation not only helps meet regulatory standards but also enhances the overall value generated for your organization. With automated signal detection, you can identify safety signals from established sources such as ICSR databases, the FDA's Adverse Event Reporting System (FAERS), VigiBase, and clinical trial data. Furthermore, you can incorporate additional data sources, including claims, electronic health records (EHR), and other unstructured information. By aggregating these diverse data pools, you can significantly improve signaling algorithms, streamline validations and assessments, and accelerate responses to pressing drug safety inquiries. Ultimately, this approach transforms how organizations manage and leverage safety data for better outcomes.