Pharmaceutical Technology Europe-07-01-2009

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Pharmaceutical Technology Europe

Biopharmaceutical companies generally try to avoid paying royalties on novel technologies, including novel expression systems, in part because of the inability to predict revenue flow after a product is commercialized.

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The Pharma Top 50

Pharmaceutical Technology Europe

The world's top 50 pharmaceutical companies accounted for prescription drug sales of $558 billion (413 billion euro) in 2008.

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Pharmaceutical Technology Europe

During the past decade, big pharmaceutical companies have been making major efforts to restructure their manufacturing networks. In their haste to shed costs and assets, however, some may be adding risk to their product supply chains.

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Pharmaceutical Technology Europe

Social media is big news. From Facebook to Twitter, individuals are embracing the opportunity to participate in online publishing at an unprecedented rate. Communities of users interact globally, minutetominute within huge databases of content that they themselves create.

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Pharmaceutical Technology Europe

Are manufacturers ready to deal with the economic and logistical challenges that accompany tailored therapeutics?

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Pharmaceutical Technology Europe

One of the greatest risks to the success of a business is human error caused by employees' misunderstanding of key aspects of their job roles, and this risk is commonly overlooked or underestimated.