Slew Of Challenges Calls For Revised Biopharma Playbook
Executive Summary
While not immune to the impact of a storm of macroeconomic pressures, pharma companies have pulled through before, and they’ll do it again. However, this time around, the economic, geopolitical and internal cost and revenue pressures are unique and weathering the near-term turbulence will call for smart investment strategies that not only focus on quality assets, but that update companies to take advantage of new digital opportunities.
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