Case Study

AI is changing how we answer the first question on every trial: can this be done, where and how fast?

May 26, 2026
Feasibility

AI is changing how we answer the first question on every trial: can this be done, where and how fast?

This is what AI-Augmented feasibility looks like at TFS.

Feasibility sets the trajectory of every trial. Get the country mix wrong, miss a site, underestimate competitive density and a Phase II slips by six months before it has started. The pressure to get it right and get it fast, has always been there. Now the tools to do both exist.

TFS HealthScience has integrated AI into its feasibility methodology not to replace the judgement that makes a recommendation rigorous, but to remove the bottleneck that slows it down.

In this case study you will find:

  • Where AI runs and where experienced feasibility leads take over
  • How 4 in 5 feasibilities in 2026 used this approach to deliver a 35% faster turnaround

The result is a faster path from a sponsor’s first question to a credible answer and a faster trial.

Download the case study to see how it works.

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