Omnichannel marketing touts delivering efforts across all channels simultaneously, and looks to dethrone the incumbent multichannel marketing, but making the switch isn't exactly easy.
Bridging the gap in data utilization and knowledge/learning management is crucial for successful drug development.
Embracing new digital-based tools is critical throughout the healthcare landscape to prepare for the rise of telemedicine as a permanent way of life.
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In the United States, the biomedical industry encounters numerous regulatory challenges in conducting nonclinical and clinical studies and managing chemistry, manufacturing, and controls (CMC) activities.
New mediums of technology must be utilized correctly to reap full benefits.
Importing drugs from Canada may increase the risk of US citizens being exposed to unsafe medicines.
An evolving system requires a focus on digital channels
Value-based price for access (VBPA) may increase access of specialty drugs for patients.
As the overall industry pipeline of allogeneic T-cell therapies expands, the onus on manufacturers and their partners to adeptly manage the complex cryogenic logistics process intensifies.
Adoption of digital by biopharma reps has added an element of flexibility to their engagement strategies, resulting in better communications with HCPs.
Omnichannel marketing bridges the gap from marketing operations to sales excellence. A well-planned, omnichannel marketing strategy allows pharma companies to reach the right people, at the right time, with the right message. Omnichannel marketing provides a holistic view of the customer to improve stakeholder experience across all touchpoints.
Life sciences professionals will need to keep up with market demand for biologics and biosimilars.
A robust market access strategy ensures that pharmaceutical products, including those with limited distribution, reach patients and are covered by diverse healthcare systems.
A panel of industry leaders share key insights supporting the integration of patient-centric strategies into current and future drug development and market access efforts.
These diseases require specialty treatment typically unavailable at local retail pharmacies or small health systems, making it extremely difficult for many patients to get the care they need.
How pharmaceutical leaders at established companies can still disrupt the status quo and change the game.
Dr. Manuel Hermosilla shares his thoughts on how the pharmaceutical industry reacts to challenges that arise during trials, specifically during the search for an effective COVID-19 vaccine.
Findings from hundreds of interviews of exceptional pharma leaders around the world.
Harnessing the power of curiosity to position your next big idea
The traditional biopharma approach focused primarily on physician detailing and securing favorable payer contracts, has become inadequate in today’s market.
How can pharmaceutical companies successfully apply advanced analytics? Pricing experts from Simon-Kucher & Partners identify the hurdles and winning approaches.
The 2021 National Reimbursement Drug List (NRDL) process has been unfolding in China since June this year, with several key themes emerging. Building on Simon-Kucher’s experience with the NRDL, the authors make three recommendations on negotiation strategies going into the process.
A survey of 18 biopharmas, measuring their scope and implementation across key health equity dimensions and activities, uncovers useful context as companies seek better alignment of these goals with overall strategy.
The high-stakes nature of cancer care, coupled with rapid scientific advancements and increasing payer and regulatory pressures, demands a specialized approach beyond traditional market access strategies.
Value-based price for access (VBPA) may increase access of specialty drugs for patients.
Researchers are still studying the impact of going off a GLP-1 medication.