Podcast
Kirk Shepard
Reinvent innovation and become an R&D front-runner by 2030
Summary
R&D’s risk profile is becoming unsustainable. With a history of declining productivity, the onset of personalized medicine and new entrants causing havoc, Life Sciences executives should fundamentally revisit their approach to R&D. By 2030, these companies will be adopting methods that focus on outsourcing, resource sharing and advanced technologies. Leading companies need to become familiar with these trends now, so they can be ready for the future.
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