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The evidence that a product, technology or an information system is viable and capable of solving an organization's particular problem. A proof of concept is often developed for new products that have not yet come to market. |
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After establishing the proof of concept (demonstration of efficacy and safety in humans), the two companies will continue development separately: Medarex in North America and Ono Pharmaceutical in all areas outside North America. But someone decided to create a malicious Trojan that went beyond proof of concept. Typically, a proof of concept study for an HIV drug might involve giving the experimental agent as monotherapy for 7 to 14 days to an individual with detectable HIV. |
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