ADL Consulting has been contracted to do some software testing for the TENALEA project (http://pl.tenalea.net/default.aspx)

TENALEA is an initiative of a consortium of European Acadamic clinical trial data centers and a pharmaceutical company. The main objective of TENALEA is to reduce administrative overhead in clinical trials data management to the investigator, data centers and stakeholders.

ADL Consulting will be providing validation plugins to verify that the ALEA software is randomising patients correctly. Eventually, these plugins will be used to allow developers to run a hypothetical trial with virtual patients to check that their clinical trials are going to do what they expect.

ADL Consulting has the pleasure in announcing the launch of Go2Vide, a new company specialising in registration of intellectual property. In their words:

Many organisations protect their intellectual property as a matter of routine. The alternative is to risk costly and damaging consequences. Unfair as it may seem, if you fail to register your design and someone else does you can be made to withdraw your product, or you may have to buy a license from its new owners; pay compensation or even in extreme cases be forced to cease trading.

ADL Consultings has developed this site from the ground up, with design work supplied by an outside source, and integrated by our staff.

GreenEnergy360.org, a site built by ADL Consulting, has been mentioned in the Sunday Times newspaper, on March 9th 2008. Quoting the article:

Paul Rowley, knowledge transfer co-ordinator at the Centre for Renewable Energy at Loughborough University and co-founder of the energy advice website Greenenergy360.org, said that starting out green did not just make sense from an ethical point of view, it also made sense from a business point of view.

For the full article, see the Sunday Times website here.