This week's Expert View is written by AJ Ploszay, chief digital & marketing officer at market intelligence firm IQVIA.
COVID-19 has changed the world during the past couple of years, and one of its lasting legacies will be the need for speed and agility in all spheres of healthcare.
To meet those dual challenges, life science companies will need to embrace connected intelligence to get the advanced insights they need to drive better decision-making at every level. This shift will reinvent organizations, transforming them into agile entities with a 360-degree view and optimized business capabilities.
To implement a connected intelligence strategy effectively in your company, it’s critical to address these five primary areas:
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