How to make the most of integrated commercialization solutions

For pharmaceutical companies, bringing a new therapy to market can be a long and expensive journey. Research and development alone can cost $2.6 billion, on average, and can take several years. Yet, developing a quality product and getting it approved for distribution is not enough to guarantee commercial success.

A new product’s success can rarely be attributed to just one thing, such as good branding or quality patient support services, although both of these are important. Rather, success depends upon the many strategic decisions manufacturers make at different stages along the road to commercialization. The choices manufacturers make in the early planning and development stages impact a product’s commercial success as much as their choices after its launch.

Read the article from AmerisourceBergen which outlines key considerations for manufacturers during each stage of the commercialization process.

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