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The Pharma & Life Sciences Best Practice Database: an Industry Resource for Successful Techniques and Performance Benchmarks for Reaching the Top
Date:8/31/2007

CHAPEL HILL, N.C., Aug. 31 /PRNewswire/ -- Over the last 15 years, executives at 45 of the top 50 pharma companies have used primary research from Best Practices, LLC to assess the competitive strength of their strategic techniques and performance metrics. To gain unlimited access to this research, many leaders have acquired a membership to the Pharma & Life Sciences Best Practice Database (http://www3.best-in-class.com/dr277.htm.) Membership provides access to the following types of research:

1. Best Practices - based on interviews, focus groups, site visits and internet surveys, Best Practices, LLC identifies successful techniques that companies use to achieve desired results. Best practices are detailed descriptions of how companies use these techniques to avoid pitfalls and increase efficiency.

2. Benchmark Metrics - in the business world, executives need to know if their departments are performing as strongly as the industry average or the top tier companies. Best Practices, LLC's benchmarking studies available in the Pharma and Life Sciences Database detail the industry standards for department budget, staffing and performance.

3. Lessons Learned - in addition to understanding practices that have worked, many pharma leaders value learning about the mistakes that have jeopardized a brand's success. Many of these "lessons learned" are uncovered in executive interviews and presented in research chapters and presentations available in the Pharma & Life Sciences Database.

To sign up for a tour of the research documents available in the Pharma & Life Sciences Database, or about the database tours, please click here: http://www3.best-in-class.com/dw212.htm

If you have any questions regarding the Pharma and Life Sciences Database, please contact Grant Houston at (919) 767-9182 or ghouston@best-in-c
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