ACT Brief: Site-First Technology Strategy, AI Data Harmonization Architecture, and Obesity Trial Retention

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In today's ACT Brief, we examine why site technology fragmentation blocks AI adoption, how agentic orchestrators and lakehouse architectures enable real-time clinical data harmonization, and evidence-based strategies to reduce obesity trial discontinuation.

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