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Project Management in Pharmaceutical Industry: Challenges and Opportunities

Epicflow

The pharmaceutical industry is on the guard of people’s health and well-being. Read the article to learn the peculiarities of pharmaceutical project management, the key challenges these projects face, and how you can overcome them with a robust project management tool. Pharmaceutical activities are vulnerable to risks.

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A New Generation of Drug Therapies Requires New Business Strategies

Harvard Business

The shift to advanced therapeutic modalities (ATMs) promises to change the nature of competition in the pharmaceuticals industry.

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From Lab to C-Suite: The Future of Life Sciences Consulting

Tom Spencer

In recent years, there have been large M&A deals involving pharmaceutical and biotechnology companies, and a significant area of expansion in the technology space – health tech. She is invested in pursuing a consulting career in relation to the pharmaceutical, life sciences, and healthcare industry.

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The U.S. Can Lower Drug Prices Without Sacrificing Innovation

Harvard Business

Large pharmaceutical companies are nowhere near as important to real drug innovation as they purport to be.

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Why the Pharmaceutical Industry is Booming in Japan - SPONSOR CONTENT FROM THE GOVERNMENT OF JAPAN

Harvard Business

That rule of life is no secret to pharmaceutical companies across the globe. Japan remains the world’s second-biggest pharmaceuticals market, behind only the United States and China. Older people need more medicine. Many also realize that Japan’s rapidly aging population presents a unique business opportunity.

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The Upside of Losing Innovative Employees to Competitors

Harvard Business

A study of pharmaceutical firms finds that it leads to valuable collaborations.

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The One Meeting that Reliably Produces Huge Consulting Projects

David A Fields

There were about fifteen of us—three from my team and a dozen client personnel—in a conference room at the headquarters of one of the world’s largest pharmaceutical companies. The meeting was long. Lively, but grueling. It took an investment of time and even a bit of cash to pull together. (I

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