V. "Bala" Balasubramanian, PhD, MBA

V. "Bala" Balasubramanian, PhD, MBA

Monmouth Junction, New Jersey, United States
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Experience

  • VB Insights, LLC.

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    New Brunswick, NJ

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    Edison, NJ

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    Princeton, NJ

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    Hopewell, NJ

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    Singapore

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    Monmouth Junction, NJ

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    Nutley, NJ

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    Somerset, NJ

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    Mountainside, NJ

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    Bangalore, India

Education

  • Rutgers University - Newark Graphic

    Rutgers University - Newark

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    Activities and Societies: Association for Computing Machinery (ACM)

    Major in Computer Applications and Information Systems. (Completed this program while working full-time)

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    Dual degree along with Ph.D. in Management

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Volunteer Experience

  • TiE New Jersey Graphic

    Chair, Healthcare and Life Sciences Special Interest Group

    TiE New Jersey

    - Present 2 years 6 months

    Education

    I am the Chair for the newly formed Healthcare and Life Sciences Special Interest Group. Stay tuned for some exciting programs.

  • DIA Graphic

    Committee Member for Data and Technology Track

    DIA

    - Present 3 years

    Education

    I am serving as a Committee Member for Data and Technology track for DIA Global Annual Meeting 2023.

  • DIA Graphic

    RSIDM Track Chair and Organizing Committee Member

    DIA

    - 7 years 2 months

    Education

    Member of the Organizing Committee for the annual conference on Regulatory Submissions, Information and Document Management (RSIDM Forum). Also, member of the RIM Working Group.

  • Volunteer Coach for Group of High Schoolers

    Volunteer PSAT and SAT Coach

    Education

    Helping group of high schoolers prepare for PSAT and SAT exams.

  • University Medical Center of Princeton at Plainsboro Graphic

    Volunteer Concierge

    University Medical Center of Princeton at Plainsboro

    - Present 9 years 4 months

    Health

    Front desk support for callers and visitors to the hospital

Publications

  • Regulatory Information: (Un)necessary Evil or Corporate Asset?

    DIA Regulatory Submissions Information and Document Management 2016 Conference

    The fundamental challenge within any regulatory function in the life sciences sector is the notion that capturing regulatory information in a sufficiently detailed and timely manner is more an (un)necessary evil rather than a corporate asset required for efficient functioning of the business. In this presentation, the author will highlight the need for treating regulatory information as a corporate asset, compare and contrast with other verticals such as banking and financial sectors where…

    The fundamental challenge within any regulatory function in the life sciences sector is the notion that capturing regulatory information in a sufficiently detailed and timely manner is more an (un)necessary evil rather than a corporate asset required for efficient functioning of the business. In this presentation, the author will highlight the need for treating regulatory information as a corporate asset, compare and contrast with other verticals such as banking and financial sectors where information is key to their core existence. For instance, how many times have we ever received wrong monthly statements from our banks or brokerage firms? Very rarely. This is because high-quality information is key to the functioning of those industries. Similarly, regulatory within pharmaceuticals must treat quality and timely information as key to the success of their business. We will review challenges managing regulatory information and also review process, people, and technology considerations to better enable the timely collection and management of high-quality regulatory information.

  • IDMP: An opportunity for information integration across the pharmaceutical value chain

    Regulatory Rapporteur, TOPRA

    The European Medicine Agency’s Identification of Medicinal Products (IDMP) requires information integration across multiple functions and systems such as regulatory, labeling, safety, manufacturing, supply chain, clinical and quality. In addition to meeting EMA’s compliance requirements, IDMP is coming at an opportune time when there is greater need for end-to-end information integration across the pharmaceutical value chain in order to improve organizational efficiencies and greater…

    The European Medicine Agency’s Identification of Medicinal Products (IDMP) requires information integration across multiple functions and systems such as regulatory, labeling, safety, manufacturing, supply chain, clinical and quality. In addition to meeting EMA’s compliance requirements, IDMP is coming at an opportune time when there is greater need for end-to-end information integration across the pharmaceutical value chain in order to improve organizational efficiencies and greater visibility. This paper describes how an enterprise architecture (EA) approach is best suited to integrate multiple systems together across multiple functions.

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  • IDMP and Master Data Management

    DIA Europe IDMP Workshop

    This presentation focused on the relevance and relationship of Master Data Management to IDMP.

  • IDMP and Regulatory Operational Excellence

    DIA Europe IDMP Workshop

    The presentation focused on the importance of looking at IDMP beyond compliance in order to enable regulatory operational excellence.

  • An Architectural Approach to IDMP

    DIA EDM/ERS Conference 2014

    The need for end-to-end visibility of regulatory information has been the driver for implementing integrated RIM solutions. IDMP requires even greater integration across multiple functions and systems such as regulatory, labeling, safety, manufacturing, supply chain, clinical and quality. In this presentation, we introduce how an Enterprise Architecture approach is best suited to integrate multiple systems together across multiple functions. We introduce the relevance of an Information…

    The need for end-to-end visibility of regulatory information has been the driver for implementing integrated RIM solutions. IDMP requires even greater integration across multiple functions and systems such as regulatory, labeling, safety, manufacturing, supply chain, clinical and quality. In this presentation, we introduce how an Enterprise Architecture approach is best suited to integrate multiple systems together across multiple functions. We introduce the relevance of an Information Services Bus to integrate systems and an IDMP data warehouse to manage integrated data for aggregated reporting.

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  • A Pragmatic and Tested Approach to SharePoint Governance

    ShareFEST 2013

    We provide an extended framework for SharePoint governance by building on Microsoft's Governance Model and adding ITIL-like components in order to run SharePoint as a true enterprise service. We provide an overall approach along with some pragmatic case studies on how to achieve governance based on organizational priorities and constraints.

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  • Social Media Overview for Life Sciences

    DIA

    This article in the DIA Global Forum provides an overview of Social Media, along with a systematic approach on how best to think about the various dimensions of Social Media as they pertain to the Life Sciences.

    Article requires DIA Membership

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  • A Pragmatic Approach to SharePoint Governance

    AIIM 2012 Conference

    Presentation at AIIM conference about a pragmatic approach to SharePoint governance in an enterprise setting.

    Other authors
    • Brian Foley
  • Document Management and Web Technologies: Alice Marries the Mad Hatter

    Communications of the ACM

    It was a forerunning article of its time on the relevance of document management for the web based on "write-once-publish-many" model of managing and disseminating Web content for a product and services marketing application built as part of TGA at Merrill Lynch.

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    • Alfred Bashian
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  • A large-scale hypermedia application using document management and Web technologies

    HYPERTEXT '97 Proceedings of the eighth ACM conference on Hypertext

    A case study on how we have designed a large-scale hypermedia authoring and publishing system using document management and Web technologies to satisfy our authoring, management, and delivery needs. We describe our systematic design and implementation approach to satisfy requirements such as a distributed authoring environment for non-technical authors, templates, consistent user interface, reduced maintenance, access control, version control, concurrency control, document management, link…

    A case study on how we have designed a large-scale hypermedia authoring and publishing system using document management and Web technologies to satisfy our authoring, management, and delivery needs. We describe our systematic design and implementation approach to satisfy requirements such as a distributed authoring environment for non-technical authors, templates, consistent user interface, reduced maintenance, access control, version control, concurrency control, document management, link management, workflow, editorial and legal reviews, assembly of different views for different target audiences, and full-text and attribute-based information retrieval.

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