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     MANAGEMENT - Insight for Managing Pharma
 

Made for each other
A merger or an acquisition ( M&A) may be one of the most crucial decisions taken by a pharma company;however, its implementation is equally imporant.Nandini Patwardhan finds out more.

Communication vital to post-merger integration
Pradip Nayak, the Non Executive Director, GSK India, was at the helm of affairs when Glaxo India and SmithKline Beecham were merging. Here's how he says the merger of GSK worked out, a move which made it the biggest pharma company in the world.

'Buying it at the right price is vital'
'Partnerships must prosper' is the motto behind M&A deals undertaken by Nicholas Piramal. Swati Piramal, Director-Strategic Alliances and Communications, of the company shares her experience with M&As.

Training-A Key to Distinctive Marketing
The sales force in pharma companies is facing a whole new set of challenges including getting quality time with doctors. With that in mind it is critical for representatives to possess the perfect skill set through training, says Shailesh Gadre.

The road less travelled
Shantha Biotechnics was created to provide economically viable vaccines to Indian masses, and in the future the organisation plans to tread a self created path by manufacturing for markets largely unexplored, finds Deepali Gupta.

Pharma MNCs wage patent wars
Patent law infringement owing to transnational laws and practices is a serious concern. Nick Burrows takes us through some prominent IP disputes by MNCs and ways to tackle such dilemmas in the future.

Electronic road to patent filing
Off late many Indian pharmaceutical companies are eyeing the "big" US market for exports. While Indian generics and drugs are receiving approvals in good numbers, the impediment of a faster approval is the time lag.

Optimising Customer Management
In the current knowledge economy it is critical for companies to store and mine data for intelligent market development. Pfizer's CRM system is a tool that has successfully accomplished that function. Deepali Gupta takes a look.

GCP QA - With Arun Bhatt


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