As patients evolve into healthcare consumers, expecting better and improved health, Life Sciences companies are becoming more patient-centric.[1]
The pandemic has increased trial activities conducted remotely and in participants’ homes, furthering the shift from centralized to decentralized clinical trials.[2]
The need for efficiency continues to drive the industry with half of new Life Sciences businesses expecting to move to cloud-based ecosystems by 2026.[3]
Product development timelines are accelerated by advances in personalized medicine and unmet needs, requiring improved knowledge transfer among healthcare collaborators.[4]
With growing amounts of intellectual property and public health data, ransomware attacks on Life Sciences companies are rising, with a 50% jump from 2019 to 2020 alone.[5]
To ensure supply chain flexibility and resilience and avoid demand disruptions, Life Sciences companies are looking to integration solutions with end-to-end visibility.[6]
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