Commercial models adapt to scientific innovation
The pace of scientific innovation is spurring biopharma organizations to modernize their commercial strategies to become sustainable, foster growth and stay competitive.
The pace of scientific innovation is spurring biopharma organizations to modernize their commercial strategies to become sustainable, foster growth and stay competitive.
The next era of commercialization will emphasize sustainable value. Biopharma organizations will transform their commercial strategies to achieve four goals: equitable solutions for all patients, a human-centered approach to digital innovation and operations, improved accessibility, and attracting and retaining the next generation of talent.
Build representation and diversity across your operations. Create strategies to serve underserved communities. Measure impact to drive systemic change.
Use the same resources your digital marketers use: expand your reach to remote or underserved areas; tailor communication based on your customer preferences and needs; meet healthcare providers remotely; conduct remote biopharma demos.
Adopt new market-access models to improve your pricing transparency and stakeholder engagement. How? Invest more in your market access. Look at access as a growth driver, not just a cost. Use new data for pricing decisions.
Streamline, digitize and simplify. Revisit your operating models to support a more sustainable cost basis: change your approaches to structures, simplify operations or digitize micro-components of key processes.
To attract and retain key talent, build on your shared mission of helping patients: meet today’s societal expectations for representation and diverse work experiences.
Managing Director, Global Bayer Account Lead and Global Life Science Commercial Lead