pharmaphorum November 30, 2022
Pat Jenakanandhini

The life sciences industry has reached an inflection point as 2023 approaches. Organisations must decide whether to embrace a digital-first mindset and implement innovative technology solutions — or stick with legacy methods.

Digital transformation involves adopting technologies to improve workflows, efficiency, and patient care. Organisations opting not to embark on a digital transformation journey risk developing data integrity issues, including poor documentation and data silos.

Companies determined to bring drugs to market more quickly and safely — and gain an edge on their competition next year (and beyond) — should leverage these three technology trends.

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