Pharma companies must revise their recruitment strategies in the wake of a skills shortage.
When integrated into pharmaceutical enterprises, scientific data has the potential to drive organizational growth and innovation. Mikael Hagstroem, CEO at leading laboratory informatics provider LabVantage Solutions, discusses how technology partners add significant value to pharmaceutical R&D, in addition to manufacturing quality.
Companies that understand the regulatory environment in Europe can keep their trials on budget and on schedule.
There has been a push to implement NFTs, or non-fungible tokens, across many verticals, but there is still much to learn about their potential uses in healthcare and its brands.
Why empowering both parties with the tools and data they need to make clinical decisions should be a top priority in the AI renaissance—to bolster patient care and improve health outcomes.
How pharma companies can make sure their corporate strategy in ESG is appealing to younger generations—and aligns with the issues this large segment of sustainability investors care about most.
How the CIO role has transformed and strengthened against the backdrop of COVID-19.
Lessons to launch by during a pandemic—or otherwise.
Manufacturers must navigate complex regulatory landscapes, understand diverse cultural nuances, and prioritize patient access in each region.
In the coming year, efficiency and automation will take center stage to maximize constrained resources but balancing sensible financial management with strategic investments will be vital.
AI-enabled digital therapeutics have helped give new meaning to the term personalized medicine by tailoring not just the treatment itself, but the way that treatment is managed to the individual characteristics of each patient.
How interoperability and clean data can harness the power of big data in pharma.
Life sciences companies are collaborating more with technology enterprises, universities, and other groups, which is changing the landscape of the industry.
Rise in demand for sustainable practices forces industry to be more proactive.
Hannah Schofield and Lavan Thasarathakumar discuss what blockchain is, how it could help improve pharmaceutical supply chains, and the COVID-19 vaccine supply chain in particular, and touches on where we are already seeing blockchain technology being used in this area.
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Framework proposes three strategies designed to address the unique challenges of personalized and genetic therapies for rare diseases—and increase the probability of economic success for a new wave of potential curative treatments for these conditions.
Delivering value with enterprise program management.
Leslie Rotz and Todd Parker outline four major steps in the Medical Affairs digital transformation journey.
How PREP Act protections will apply to potential COVID-19 vaccine-related claims.
Sales and marketing effectiveness of speaker programs is often one of the least understood aspects in the industry. Yet, pharma brands spent over $12.5 billion in 2022 to engage and influence with HCP-to-HCP activities. CMS’s Open Payments data is an overlooked tool to get greater visibility and create more strategic opportunities—while also enriching compliance. This paper explores how to filter and pinpoint critical data sets using browser-based technology to gain marketing insights from this data and measure competitiveness.
As the life sciences industry enters this next stage of growth, capitalizing on AI and digital transformation will be key to propelling innovation and ensuring that companies are prepared to tackle the challenges ahead.
Addressing key challenges in the modern sales sector requires a fundamental shift in training strategies.
Biopharmas and global agencies are now prioritizing initiatives and innovations to drive speed across product development with an emphasis on getting new treatments in the hands of doctors and patients.
HEOR scientists in the pharma industry must balance methodologic rigor with commercial expectations and timelines.