From Idea to Market: Product Lifecycle Management in the Pharmaceutical Industry

From Idea to Market: Product Lifecycle Management in the Pharmaceutical Industry (Market Focus)

Published Date: July 2007

Published By: Datamonitor

Page Count: 11

Order Code: R313-23917

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Introduction

The pharmaceutical industry produces increasingly complex products, with reduced time-to-market windows, and stringent domestic and international regulatory and compliance requirements. Datamonitor views PLM technology as one of the most rapidly growing market due to its inherent focus on time to market and product development, key business priorities in the pharmaceutical industry.

Scope

Identification and analysis of the business drivers and inhibitors that are impacting PLM adoption in the pharmaceutical industry

Spending by Big Pharma and Biotech on PLM software and services in North America, Western Europe and APAC

Highlights

Product lifecycle management will transform the drug development lifecycle process

PLM addresses key business challenges facing the pharmaceutical industry

Successful PLM for the pharmaceutical industry prevails over several constraining factors

Reasons to Purchase

Understand and evaluate factors that will affect PLM adoption in the pharmaceutical industry

Align your strategy with developments in the pharmaceutical industry

Identify opportunities in an emerging market

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