Eularis Announces New Corporate Name and Expanded Product...( Reshaping Pharmaceutical Analyt...),Health

Reshaping Pharmaceutical Analytics Under New Corporate Identity

NEW YORK and LONDON, Sept. 24 /PRNewswire/ -- Campbell Belman, an established pharmaceutical analytics company, today introduces its new name: Eularis. This announcement reflects the significant growth the Company has achieved across its full range of pharmaceutical analytics products, which have helped tailor the advertising and marketing programs of its global top-tier clients, including AstraZeneca, GlaxoSmithKline, Johnson & Johnson, Lilly, Merck, Novo Nordisk and Pfizer.

*(LOGO 72dpi: Send2Press.com/mediaboom/07-0924-Eularis_72dpi.jpg)

Eularis' flagship product, the 94.8 Analytics Process, offers a more mathematically accurate approach to determining the ROI of pharmaceutical marketing by combining up-to-the-minute market data with advanced predictive algorithms. This avoids the inherent flaws of traditional analytics approaches, which rely heavily on historical or analogue data. The 94.8 Analytics Process better accounts for recent changes in the marketplace, allowing companies to better direct marketing and advertising spending to increase revenues and market share.

"The pharmaceutical industry is unique in the level of structural and environmental change it has experienced over the past 20 years. In the current market, where challenges such as product recalls, decline in access to physicians, new restrictions on promotional policy and emergence of legally aggressive generics have come into play, methods that rely on historical data yield reduced accuracy when it comes to predicting future prescribing," commented Dr. Andree K. Bates, president, Eularis. "By collecting current up-to-date market data as part of each individual client's analytics program, Eularis can utilize a snapshot of the current market to avoid the limitations of conventional predictive models and achieve improved accuracy in predicting reactions to promotional activities."

In addition to
'/>"/>