rapport d'analyse

Overcoming data challenges in the drug development lifecycle

Europa Science hosted an online roundtable where drug development experts discussed improving data collection, storage, retrieval, and analysis. Read the analyst report today.

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Bridge data silos and enhance collaboration in the pharma industry

Data silos represent a significant barrier in the drug development process, hindering collaboration between research and manufacturing. This report identifies how interoperability between digital tools and data formats is critical to avoid isolated data usage. By adopting consistent standards and protocols, pharmaceutical companies can bridge the gap between discovery and production, ensuring that stakeholders can easily access and leverage comprehensive datasets. Enhancing connectivity across departments fosters informed decision-making and accelerates the transition from research breakthroughs to commercial manufacturing.

This exclusive analyst report covers:

  • The benefits of extending in silico techniques beyond discovery into process development
  • The importance of collaboration amongst diverse teams and overcoming cultural differences
  • The prevention of data silos and how to enhance process efficiency and interoperability
  • The importance of developing a feedback loop between manufacturing and development

Embrace digitalization for success in pharmaceuticals

Embracing digitalization is essential for maintaining competitiveness and efficiency in pharmaceutical R&D. The transition from paper to digital records reduces human error and enhances data accessibility, enabling more accurate and timely insights. Fostering a cultural shift towards digital literacy and incentivizing accurate data entry among teams is paramount. By prioritizing digital tools and practices, pharmaceutical companies can unlock new opportunities for process optimization, innovation and sustainable growth, laying a foundation for future success in drug development.

Download the report today.

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