Simplified Trial Protocol by 25% and Reduced Study Duration by ~6 Months

Outcomes

What we did

25%

Protocol complexity reduction

~6 Months

Shorter projected study timeline

15–20%

Participant burden reduction

30–40%

Fewer protocol amendments

About Company
A Clinical Development Director based in the United States is working on a Phase III study with 150–200+ endpoints and 25–30 CRFs, resulting in high protocol complexity.

Interim analysis cycles extend to several weeks, limiting the ability to make timely adaptive decisions.

As complexity increases, the study faces a 30–40% likelihood of protocol amendments, each introducing additional delays and operational burden.
Challenges

Key Barriers
to Trial Execution

Protocol Over-Engineering
30 CRFs and 200+ endpoints
High operational complexity
Increased amendment risk
Slow Interim Analysis
Biostat team at capacity
2–3 week turnaround times
Delayed adaptive decisions
Amendment Cycle Cost
6+ week delays per amendment
Significant budget impact
Recurring across program
Data Volume Burden
Large, complex datasets (eCRF, lab, device)
Manual analysis overload
Delays in deliLimited analytical capacityvery
Core platform

Operational Solution

Maxis AI Agentic Workflows — Under Human Oversight Throughout

AI Protocol Simplification

Identifies redundant endpoints
Reduces low-value assessments
Expert-reviewed recommendations
25% protocol complexity reduction

Accelerated Interim Analysis

Automated statistical pipelines
Survival curves and interim outputs generated
Defined validation checkpoints
85–90% faster interim analysis

RBQM + Data Oversight

Unified eCRF, lab, device, genomic data
Frees analyst capacity for high-value work
Audit-traceable governance
20–30% analytical capacity reclaimed
Maxis AI operated as a governed  and supervised execution layer within existing systems throughout.
Core platform

Measured Impact

Quantified Outcomes After Deploying Maxis AI’s Agentic Workflows
MetricBefore Agentic AIAfter Agentic AI
Protocol complexity30 CRFs, ~200 endpoints — high amendment risk and investigator burden22 CRFs, ~150 endpoints — streamlined design validated under supervised governance
Projected study duration24 months with significant amendment risk18 months with optimized protocol design — ~6 months shorter
Participant burdenHigh — complex data collection requirements increasing dropout risk15–20% reduction in participant burden, improving retention and data completeness
Protocol amendmentsFrequent — each adding 6+ weeks of delay and budget impact30–40% fewer protocol amendments — regulatory exposure significantly reduced
Interim analysis speed2–3 weeks manual statistical programming per cycle — adaptive decisions delayed85–90% faster turnaround (weeks → days); 2–3× faster decision cycles
Outcomes

Protocol complexity reduced by 25%, projected study duration cut from 24 to 18 months, with fewer amendments and improved participant retention.

25% reduction in protocol complexity (CRFs and endpoints) — amendment risk significantly lowered
~6 months shorter projected study timeline through optimized protocol design
15–20% reduction in participant burden — improved retention and data completeness
30–40% fewer protocol amendments — regulatory exposure and budget risk reduced

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