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Changing role of IT in Pharma

Industry : Pharmaceuticals Functional Area : Application Software
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Technology markets are changing fast. This brief identifies and tracks the key forces shaping the prospects for your business. Pharmaceutical industries are also on a changing spree...Pharma companies are working to develop new ways to gain profit...What i believe is technology only cannot help to maximise profit and give stablilty to your business..

According to a report on Pharmaceutical Technology,

Translational medicine will drive adoption of robust data analytic solutions among other business intelligence (BI) technologies.

The report says the pharmaceutical industry's future prosperity will also depend on

 

  • Product lifecycle management (PLM) technology investments
  • Improve the effectiveness of sales and marketing will drive investments in customer relationship management (CRM) technologies.

As there is an increase pressure to be innovative and as Customer wants more safer drugs...there is an increases pressure on the companies to develop new drugs with improve technology..one way of doing thi is using IT technology.

 

For the pharmaceutical industry, the greatest demand on CRM is the ability to cover multiple touch points across a diverse customer base (patient, providers and payers). In this respect, the pharmaceutical industry is unlike any other, faced with a wide and varied array of customers, each of whom interact to varying degrees and at various levels.

 

CRM vendors and pharmaceutical companies must understand how the industry will evolve beyond traditional sales and marketing strategies and have a holistic view of the CRM landscape.If you can do it you will stay or else...........

 
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  Commented by  Samir Nigam, Sr. Software Engineer , SRM TECHSOL Pvt. Ltd.    | 07 30 2008 21:18:17 +0000
Thanks. Good One.
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