Why digitalization is vital to combating the challenges of Russia's pharma market

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“The Russian pharma market is like a huge ocean. If you know who lives in the ocean and what sort of currents the ocean has, then it is all simple and understandable.”

Those words were spoken by Elena Vatutina, chief executive and founder of Pharmznanie, a company that specializes in market access to the Russian pharma market by using digital technologies.

Opportunities clearly exist for drugmakers in Russia given that the market is one of the fastest-growing globally, in monetary terms. GlobalData predicted last year that it would rise by a compound annual growth rate of 13% to $38.56 billion by 2021.

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