Unifying a company’s approach to marketing fulfillment activities could provide innovation while delivering cost savings
The studio model: how film industry practices can boost pharmaceutical creativity
Manufacturers will need to refine their interactions with healthcare providers and produce better outcomes research and adherence programs to compete
Compliance officers at pharma companies need to ensure that the right mechanisms are in place for monitoring sales and business incentives
The studio model: how film industry practices can boost pharmaceutical creativity
The proposed federal National Center for Advancing Translational Sciences holds promise for drug development
The Drug Supply Chain Security Act creates uncertainty about which trading partners have responsibility for product verification
Getting away from the traditional product-centric management structure is not easy; here’s how to do it
Examining off-label use of highly prescribed drugs reveals factors that differ from the usual criticism of such usage
Regulatory attention has intensified over commercial activities. Here’s what to do to minimize risks and raise compliance levels
Agile approaches to averting vaccine wastage will be critical to global delivery ramp-up
By working with the sales force, incentive plan design can boost a product launch
Securing your supply chain
Tompkins International's annual preview of key pharma supply chain issues
Today's pharma marketers have the tools to refine their communication efforts to prescribers and patients
As the number of specific services associated with sample distribution has grown, so has the number of service providers a manufacturer might use. It’s time to think about consolidating these services
The looming California e-pedigree standards do not specify how to generate product codes, but random codes are easy to produce and essential for supply chain security
It takes gritty work to make an AI application succeed—but it can be worth the effort
Distributing products within the European market calls for focused knowledge of national practices
Using real-world databases for evidence development has strengths and weaknesses; with electronic health records (EHRs), new approaches are evolving
Survey shows that most digital channels are still experiments with little oversight or follow-through
An 'expectations convergence' is building in how drug efficacy aligns with patient outcomes
Better use of available data can add rigor to analyzing managed-markets contracts, thereby allocating rebates / discounts more effectively