Technology

With blockchain still in the potential but not proven area of the pharma enterprise, when is the technology the right choice for you?

Ron Wince explains how Pragmatic AI allows organizations to start with the basics, create immediate business value and ROI and then increase adoption as their comfort, capabilities and confidence increases.

At this month's AMPLEXOR Life Sciences’ “Be The Expert” conference, Pharm Exec caught up with Steve Gens, who talked about the evolution of Regulatory Information Management (RIM) and offered some predictions for 2022.

Realistic, multisensory training devices can contribute to a drug’s reception in the eyes of both patients and healthcare practitioners, writes Paul Sullivan.

Ilyssa Levins talks to Pharm Exec about some of the regulatory, compliance and legal challenges posed by the digital health revolution.

IBM Watson Health's Peter Brandsetter talks about how analytics, IoT and artficial intelligence are moving from buzz words to real-world solutions with benefits that weren't possible just a few years ago.

From AI to Alexa, experts in specialty pharma ponder the possibilities for high tech and the patient journey.

Structured authoring is an approach that has eluded life sciences, limiting firms’ ability to transform routine regulatory processes. But this could all change, writes Romuald Braun.

Digital health is not at all about the app. It’s about the behavior of the individual patient, said Søren Smed Østergaard at this year's Digital Health World Congress in London.

Otsuka Pharmaceutical’s President and CEO of Development and Commercialization William Carson explains the initial growing pains the company went through with their technology company partner in the early development stages of the first U.S. FDA approved digital medicine system.

Right now, the smartest incumbents are channeling the forces of disruption to their own ends, leading digital transformation in order to avoid being left behind, writes Tony Owens.

William Carson, president & CEO of Otsuka Pharmaceutical’s development and commercialization, talks about the challenges facing the pharmaceutical industry when it comes to the massive amounts of data being collected.

Innovations in Big Data will have a lasting impact on care and present an opportunity for U.S. pharmaceutical companies, writes Nobuko Kobayashi.

Ashley Slavic outlines the preparations for the new EU data protection regulation, and what others can learn from the experience

The use of more targeted therapies is expanding as the public gains access to low-cost genetic testing, and more advanced computer systems are offering data from healthcare systems.

Meeting the stringent cloud compliance and regulatory requirements in pharma. 

Overcoming the challenges of digital brand management will involve choices in spending and channels.

The recent Pharma Customer Experience Summit explored the changing ways that patients are searching for medical information. Moe Alsumidaie highlights the takeaways.

Graham Francis looks at how increased levels of data integrity and the shift in pharma's organizational culture impacts labeling.

Pharm Exec talks to Rob Johnson, managing partner and co-founder of Alacrita, about pharma’s relationship with medical imaging.

Looking at the balance of optimism and caution discussed at eyeforpharma Barcelona around pharma’s embrace of AI.

Three ways AR can bolster pharma commercialization strategies.

For companies that overcome the challenges, there is tremendous opportunity to drive sustainable growth through technology and analytics-driven business innovation, writes Vita Cassese.

Innovations in consumer genetic health are rapidly advancing-and pharma commercial thinking needs to catch up.

Adhering to new compliance legislation such as Identification of Medicinal Products (IDMP) can bring a pharma company benefits as well as challenges, writes Darren Cooper.

Scott Beauchamp discussed the future of analytics in the life sciences industry-and look at how peers in other industries have reaped the benefits of being early movers.