Veeva Systems Inc.

Prashant Raghav

Piotr Kuchnio

Marius K Mortensen

Zhen Tan

Shanul Srivastava

Systems and methods are provided for using point-in-time architecture (PTA) databases. An exemplary method includes: entering first data, received from a first data source, into a first PTA database; receiving a first instruction to process the first data using a first statistical operation; executing the first statistical operation for the first data, resulting in first output data; filtering the first output data based on a user-selected attribute; and performing multiple stages of a data processing operation for the first output data.

Signal detection and visualization using point-in-time architecture databases

Systems and methods are provided for managing data associated with a point-in-time architecture (PTA) databases. An exemplary method includes: receiving first data from a first PTA database and second data from a second PTA database; validating one or more parameters associated with the first data and the second data; comparing the first data and the second data with one or more reference data; predicting one or more events based on the comparing; generating a data report indicating the first data and the second data leads to the predicted one or more events; performing, based on the data report, surveillance of the first data and the second data during a surveillance period and using a surveillance protocol; receiving an update to at least one of the first data, the second data, or the one or more reference data; and updating at least one of the predicted one or more events.

Signal management using point-in-time architecture databases

Systems and methods are provided for using point-in-time architecture (PTA) databases. An exemplary method includes: organizing first data, received from a first data source, in a first PTA database; organizing second data, received from a second data source, in the first PTA database or a second PTA database; receiving a first instruction to process the first data and the second data using a first statistical operation; receiving a first instruction to process the first data and the second data using a first statistical operation; executing the first statistical operation for the first data and the second data; receiving a second instruction to process the first data and the second data using a second statistical operation; receiving a second instruction to process the first data and the second data using a second statistical operation; and executing the second statistical operation for the first data and the second data.

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