Technology
To stay competitive in a rapidly evolving market, life sciences organizations must embrace intelligent technology to address inefficiencies, reduce costs, and unlock data potential
Why intelligent technology matter
78%
of future growth in life sciences will rely on intelligent technology partnered with scientific innovation which requires advanced capabilities in development and commercialization
67%
of work hours in the sector can be transformed using large language models and AI, improving productivity and innovation through technology convergence
50%
of legacy in-house tech applications have moved to the cloud, and 50% of on-premises customized packaged applications are projected to modernize to standardized versions by 2026
What you can do
Implement digital tools for more efficient research and development, improving collaboration across teams and reducing the time-to-market for new drugs.
Integrate AI and advanced analytics to optimize drug discovery and clinical trials.
Transition to composable platforms to reduce technical debt, improve flexibility, and enable quicker adaptation to market changes.
Utilize managed services to offload non-core IT functions, reduce operational costs, and focus resources on innovation and growth.
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Our leader
Shishir Lohmror
Managing Director – Global Life Sciences Technology Lead