Unique Survey Shows Much Room for Originator Pharmaceutical Companies to Improve Their Understanding of Generic Competition
PHILADELPHIA and LONDON, March 11 /PRNewswire/ -- The Healthcare and Science business of Thomson Reuters today released the white paper, "The Five Myths of Generic Competition," highlighting what originator pharmaceutical and biotech companies can do to improve their forecasting of the likely timing, source and intensity of competition from generic drugs.
The findings in this white paper are based on an independent survey of commercial professionals in pharmaceutical and biotech companies. The research was conducted by Thomson Reuters during May and June 2008.
The survey highlights a number of prevailing attitudes among commercial professionals, including:
"The intelligence gathered and analyzed by our researchers tells us that these attitudes are based on some false assumptions," says Claude Basset, VP Specialty Markets, Thomson Reuters. "Understanding and forecasting generic competition remains undoubtedly a serious strategic challenge for anyone with a brand product on the market. It's clear, however, that there is more originators could do better - and earlier - to prepare for generic competition."
In analyzing the study findings, Thomson Reuters offers guidance on when and how best to improve competitive intelligence processes by focusing on more effective sources of long-range signals, and by providing brand teams with th
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