An overview of marketing during the COVID-19 crisis and how to utilize various tactical solutions to successfully reach your targeted healthcare professional audiences.
It’s no longer sufficient for a pharma to develop better products or even build simple apps. The industry increasingly needs to create sophisticated predictive algorithms to maximize the ability of its products, write Tom Agan and Fred Geyer.
Michelle Maskaly and Christen Harm speak with Bill Carson, President & CEO of Otsuka Pharmaceutical Development & Commercialization, Inc. (OPDC) and Kabir Nath, President & CEO of Otsuka North America Pharmaceuticals about digital medicine, mental health therapies, and creating a smooth and collaborative relationship between R&D and commercial.
Study examines why a pharma brand’s early sales are not a trusted predictor for total lifetime value-it’s about driving waves of growth.
Study examines why a pharma brand’s early sales are not a trusted predictor for total lifetime value-it’s about driving waves of growth.
Study examines why a pharma brand’s early sales are not a trusted predictor for total lifetime value-it’s about driving waves of growth.
Study examines why a pharma brand’s early sales are not a trusted predictor for total lifetime value-it’s about driving waves of growth.
For pharma, diagnosing what ails or strengthens performance in this critical corporate discipline may help reshape business prognosis.
Janice Kranz, co-founder of Eikonizo Therapeutics, bring us up to date on how targeting tau to fight Alzheimer’s and other neurodegenerative diseases is making waves in the CNS space.
This year, data curation will become as important as document authoring and sit at the core of companies that are nimbly adjusting to an ever-changing marketplace, writes John Lawrie.
How artificial intelligence can help pharma filter out the online noise when monitoring for safety signals on the web.
Organizations can now confidently leverage social media and messaging platforms to market and share content, writes Dawn Lacallade.
Emil Eifrem examines how life science researchers can uncover new insights using the in-built power of graph technology.
In terms of important clinical benefits and outcomes, modern biotech products have rarely shown the advantages of older generations of drugs, writes Bagrat Lalayan.
Mon, Aug 8, 2022 1:00pm EST | 10:00am PST | 7:00pm CEST Real-world data networks are changing how data is collected and leveraged for evidence generation. A tech-enabled platform approach can significantly automate and reduce the burden of clinical study programs and registries, improve site and patient engagement and lower costs.
As digital technologies transform drug development and marketing, a retooled medical affairs function can be a competitive differentiator.
With lessons and perspectives from the field, the importance of harnessing the right combination of skills to advance up and across career ladders is explored.