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05 Feb 2021  |  North America  |  Market Research

Shifting Spotlight from Product- to Value-based Outcomes Intensifies Growth in the US Real-world Evidence IT Solutions Market

Early-stage R&D and Commercial Applications Fuel the Growth Pipeline

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The US healthcare industrys transition to a patient-centric model is moving rapidly with focus on outcomes and value; however, drug prices have increased and pharmaceutical research and development (R&D) productivity is at its lowest. The healthcare industry and IT solutions providers are finding real-world evidence (RWE) as a potential solution to...

04 Sep 2018  |  North America  |  Market Research

Digital Transformation in the Pharmaceuticals Industry—Companies-to-Action, 2018

Value-based Care, Patient Data Digitization, and Collaborative Technology Deployment Offer Investment Opportunities

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The pharmaceutical industry today is in a state of flux as it tries to maintain a delicate balance between the need for novel blockbuster drugs and the need for improved operational efficiencies in an increasingly competitive market space. As healthcare is becoming increasingly democratized, patients are emerging as key decision makers—digitally en...

The Healthcare industry has witnessed some of the largest mega-mergers in 2018 – mergers on the provider as well as the payer ends. While this has the potential to bring a shift in power centers in the ecosystem, each stakeholder has relied heavily on inorganic growth to maintain their stronghold. This Mergers and Acquisitions in Life Sciences Indu...

Pharmaceutical drug discovery and development suffers from declining success rates with new molecules and the rate of return shrinking from 16Percentage in 2011 to almost 11Percentage in 2018. Frost & Sullivan research indicates that traditional solutions that have focused primarily on data from limited sources and rule-based computational techniqu...

he global life science industry is in a state of flux. While the recent years have seen the advent of multiple novel technologies, such as in-vitro diagnostics (IVD), CRISPR-Cas9, virtual clinical trials, and liquid biopsy, the industry stands at a crossroad with challenges in scaling-up and commercializing such technologies. In addition, companies...

27 Nov 2019  |  North America  |  Market Research

Global Contract Research Organization (CRO) Market, Forecast to 2024

Increased Technology Adoption in the Form of eClinical Solutions and Innovative Trial Designs is Expected to Transform the CRO Landscape

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Increased technology adoption in the form of eClinical solutions and innovative trial designs is expected to transform the CRO landscape. Owing to a constantly changing pharmaceutical landscape, the industry is expected to witness a moderate 4% to 5% growth in the next 5 to 7 years, to surpass $1.5 trillion by 2025. In coordination with the indust...

The global life sciences industry is onto a rocking start with the surge in CEO confidence from US tax reforms, rollicking equity markets and strengthening the global economy. Healthcare digitization, democratization creating explosion in patient data, emergence of value-based reimbursement models, and healthcare consumerism shifting the risk from ...

In 2003, the first human genome sequence was produced, with a production cost between $500 million and $1 billion. However, since 2008, when next-generation sequencing (NGS) approaches entered the research setting, there has been a significant decline in sequencing costs. These approaches allow either the whole genome (via whole-genome sequencing [...

Despite the term patient centricity gaining currency in the industry, there is a degree of variability in a companies’ approach and strategic priorities. Frost & Sullivan sees digitization playing a critical role in transforming the clinical trial model from traditional, high-cost, and difficult-to-access centralized settings to more patient-centri...