Radiant Sage named on CIOReview list of 100 most promising technology companies

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Belmont, Mass. - August 27, 2014 - Radiant Sage LLC, a provider of on-demand clinical trial imaging infrastructure solutions, today announced that it has been named to CIOReview's list of 100 Most Promising Technology Companies. The CIOReview100 includes companies that are gaining momentum in the technology industry and making an impact.

"We are honored to be named to this list of top technology vendors," said Ven Thangaraj, CEO of Radiant Sage. "We are offering truly ground-breaking clinical trial imaging solutions that are taking the imaging corelab market to a different level. We are enabling clinical trial sponsors, corelabs and research organizations to efficiently and effectively manage the massive amounts of medical imaging data and prepare the data to be analyzed and read by trained physicians. Being recognized by technology industry leaders for our innovation and success further propels us for future growth."

A distinguished panel comprising of CEOs, CIOs and other technology decision makers, as well as analysts and CIOReview editorial board evaluated the nominations to determine the 100 companies to be included on the CIOReview100. Winners were featured in the August issue of CIOReview.

About Radiant Sage
Radiant Sage provides game-changing Clinical Trial Imaging Infrastructure Solutions for organizations involved in drug discovery and research. Specifically designed for clinical trials, the company's solutions, RadClinica™, Corelab-in-a-Box™ and RadVista™ Viewer are extremely flexible and offer self-contained customization tools enabling rapid trial start and increased overall efficiency of the collection, distribution, processing, and analysis of clinical trial imaging data. The use of Radiant Sage's technologies provide sponsors with the ability to retain control of their clinical trials by leveraging these cost-effective image management solutions designed with real-time transparency in reporting at every level of the entire process. These secure and validated tools also offer increased image/data integrity over current corelab processes and meet all necessary compliance requirements. Founded in 2008, Radiant Sage is headquartered in Boston, Mass. For more information on Radiant Sage, visit www.radiantsage.com.
 

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