Events

September 19, 2013

CRO Management Conference in Princeton, NJ

Many companies are having a tough time working with their CRO partners.  Sponsors dedicate far too many resources to managing the CROs running their studies, thereby making an already expensive investment even more so and constraining important resources that could be used far more effectively elsewhere.  Come join your industry colleagues to hear how they are handling these pressing issues at Pharmica’s first CRO Oversight event!

 

October 28th and 29th, 2013

SharePoint in the Life Sciences Industry Workshop, Parc 55 Wyndham, San Francisco, CA

PHARMICA Consulting is proud to present its 9th SharePoint for the Life Sciences Industry Conference.  This workshop (really a conference but without the vendors!) will highlight real world case studies as presented by your peers from around the industry.

 

November 14th, 2013

Pharmica Consulting Presents its 2nd Annual Health Information Technology (HIT) Conference in Princeton, NJ

The pharmaceutical industry is experiencing the twilight of the blockbuster era.  For the past decade, life sciences has split its focus between bringing new innovations to market to address unmet medical need and tightening its belt into a more efficient business model.  However, opportunities in both of these spaces are waning – and smart life sciences companies are asking tough questions about new core business opportunities which may advance healthcare – and advance the bottom line for their investors.  Novel business models unlocked by rapidly advancing technology – primarily the explosion in big health data and the new capability introduced through mobile devices and applications – represent not only a chance to improve health outcomes, but a way to fundamentally alter the economics of healthcare.  Pharmica has been partnering with many pharmaceutical clients in solving these issues.   On the heels of our successful inaugural convention in November 2012, Pharmica will again be hosting the Pharmaceutical Health Information Technology Conference to help life sciences companies determine how HIT can propel the industry past the blockbuster model era.