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Issue 14

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Where our team of editors discuss what they think about the current NGP US Issues.

Marie Shields
Editor NGP US

Sizing up the future

What role will individually tailored therapies play in the pharmaceutical industry’s new business models?
01 Oct 2009

Focus Areas

Cover Stories

Breaking New Ground

Sean Harper tells NGP why he is excited about potential new treatments for osteoporosis, why animal models aren't always useful in developing...

When Pretty Good Isn't Good Enough

Moncef Slaoui has a tough job ahead of him - restructuring GlaxoSmithKline's R&D organization in order to ensure the company's future. But...

Hitting the Target

Certain tactics in pharmaceutical marketing have tarnished the industry's reputation in recent times. Todd Evans of PwC looks at the new...

Roundtables

Vendor Perspectives

  • The Virtual Company

    The biopharmaceutical industry is depending increasingly on outsourcing services. The advantages of outsourcing have proven them self in a diverse range of industries and...
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  • Explosion-proof and Economical

    Controlling complex processes in hazardous areas with a modular electrical and pneumatic automation system.
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Industry Analysts

Executive Interviews

Logistical Challenges

Richard Beeny of LifeScience Logistics on meeting the challenges of logistics and supply chain in the pharmaceutical industry.
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The Doctor Is in

NGP asked Stephen Fox of IMS Health to outline successful strategies for gaining access to physicians.
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Outsourcing Asset Management

Bob Moore of GE Healthcare examines the benefits of contracting out scientific asset services.
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Next Generation Healthcare Summit 2010

Next Generation Healthcare Summit 2010
11th - 13th May

As healthcare costs continue to rise, health providers around the country feel a sharp sense of urgency in deploying information technology to lower costs, reduce medical errors, enhance outcomes, and spur efficiency in an industry known for legendary inefficiency.