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An F200 pharma company was reevaluating the operating model of its global drug safety and pharmacovigilance functions. Looking for help assessing cost, quality, and productivity impact of...
Speed is key in life science product development. Delays cost, as do mistakes. With independent clinical operations consultants, neither has to be an issue.
Independent life science consultant Kerry Coffee shares best practices for building efficient pharmacovigilance organizations and leveraging AI.
Independent biopharma marketer Kimberly Crichton explains how technology is changing the way life science companies launch products and communicate with consumers and healthcare providers.
Independent talent bring life science companies a unique mix perfectly aligned with the top industry trends of 2020, including real-world experience, strategic rigor, and targeted domain expertise.
Can partnering with start-ups help pharma companies drive healthcare innovation? Digital health expert Karl Hess investigates.
The internal consulting group at a Fortune 200 pharmaceutical company was redesigning the organization’s regulatory submission process—and creating an integrated framework to use for planning all...
Daniel Lee, who created Pfizer's Consulting and Execution Group, or PCE, shares best practices for building a successful internal consulting group.
Life Science project leader Ron Niesen discusses pharma product launch best practices, from gathering data to streamlining decisions.
As life science executives seek new ways to stay competitive in fast-changing markets, they are looking to independents for strategic thought leadership and expertise in specific therapeutic areas
Independent commercial operations expert David Davidovic talks about assessing new technologies, making fast decisions, and building commercial centers of excellence.
John Proietti talks about how to drive change in an organization—and how the health and life sciences industries can capitalize on digital opportunities.
A world-class research hospital needed to formalize their approach to technology and innovation investments. Could they develop a standardized framework that both streamlined their quantitative...
A medical device manufacturer had just launched a product that dramatically cut patient recovery time—as well as recovery-related expenses. Could the company accelerate sales by working with...
The operating partner at a global Private Equity firm was working on the carve-out acquisition of an undervalued pharmaceutical business. He knew it would take time to find the right lead for the...
Digital workflows now allow for the ongoing support of clinicians at the point of care, using a combination of well-designed technical solutions and clinical logic that’s based on patient data and...
A major pharmaceutical company was pursuing multiple indications for a groundbreaking oncology therapy. Struggling to keep up with the work, the global marketing team concluded it would need to...
Business Talent Group supports a leading biopharma company with on-demand project managers to accelerate the execution of new product launches, drug repositioning initiatives, and therapeutic area...
