4th Annual

Pharmaceutical PLM
Maximising return on investment through product life cycle management

14th - 15th September 2010, BSG Conference Centre, London, UK BOOK NOW!

Key Speakers
Jonathan Deutsch, Director Pharma Development Safety, Licensing and Early Development, Hoffmann-La Roche

Marc Sluijs, EMEA Business Development Director Life Sciences, Oracle

Ralph C. Schimmer, Global Head Drug Safety Sciences - Metabolism and Cardiovascular, Hoffmann-La Roche

Vishal K. Gupta, Director Pharmaceutical R&D, Covidien

Alok Aggarwal, Co-Founder and Chairman, Evalueserve

Alexandra C. Gruber, Director Business Development & Marketing, BIOCRATES Life Sciences

Mike Rea, Chief Executive Officer, IdeaPharma

Peter G Nielsen, Executive Vice President of Pharmaceutical Development and Chemistry Manufacturing &
Control, Lifecycle Pharma

Nigel Stoate, Partner, Taylor Wessing

Paul FitzGerald, Owner, Syntropy Medica

Martin Hawkins, Executive Director, Sun Brand Technologies

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 Conference Introduction
4th Annual Pharmaceutical PLM
14th - 15th September 2010, London, UK

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 Day 1
4th Annual Pharmaceutical PLM
Tuesday 14th September 2010

09:00 Registration and refreshments 12:40 Lunch

09:30 Chair’s opening remarks 13:40 Enhancing life cycle management through effective
S
enior Representative
pharmaceutical licensing strategies
Infosys • Examining the licensing process in pharmaceutical industry

• Developing effective strategies while managing costs effectively

09:40 Towards an integrated PLM solution for
pharmaceutical industry – A perspective J onathan Deutsch
Director Pharma Development Safety, Licensing
• PLM maturity model and pharma challenges and Early Development
• Solution ideation, As Is landscape and business goals Hoffmann-La Roche

• Case study and Infosys credentials 14:20 Effective brand optimisation

A
mit Sharma • Development of intangible value
Head, PLM Europe, Infosys Product Lifecycle Engineering Services
Infosys • Planning for PLM - when is early? And when is too late?

• Best practice methodologies

10:20 Lifecycle management begins at phase II
• Yo-yo marketing – the customer IS king
• Evaluating commercial probability of success in early-stage portfolios
• Putting the ‘life’ in lifecycle
• Evaluating strategic options in phase II
P
aul FitzGerald
• Roadmapping product launch options Owner
Syntropy Medica
• What ‘great’ looks like: case studies of brands that managed early

M
ike Rea 15:00 Afternoon refreshments & networking session
Chief Executive Officer
IdeaPharma
15:20 Taking the pain out of the launch process
11:00 Morning refreshment & networking session • Ensuring consistency of label/graphics design

• Examining best of breed approaches to product launches

11:20 Developing differentiation, innovation, and long-
• Removing complexity of PLM
term growth strategies with lifecycle technologies
M
artin Hawkins
• Brief introduction on fundamentals of oral controlled release
Executive Director
• Product innovation through mechanistic changes in product design Sun Brand Technologies

• Examining drug delivery technologies as growth driver

16:00 Reformulation using new technologies as a strategy
• Big pharma and generic company perspective to lifecycle management
• Looming patent losses for big pharma • Examples on how new technology and patent protection can maximise
• Examining how emerging markets drive growth the value of a product.

V
ishal K. Gupta • How the clinical benefit needs to be balanced to the clinical and
Director, Pharmaceutical R&D regulatory requirements.
Covidien • The importance of a timely lifecycle management strategy

P
eter G Nielsen
12:00 Maximising ROI through patent protection strategies
Executive Vice President of Pharmaceutical Development and
• Understanding how to effectively reassess, develop and exploit patent Chemistry Manufacturing & Control
protection strategies Lifecycle Pharma
• Enhancing market exclusivity and revenue returns over the lifecycles
of new drugs 16:40 Chair’s closing remarks

• Successful case scenarios on strategy application

N
igel Stoate
Partner 16:50 Networking drinks
Taylor Wessing Take your discussions further and build new
relationships in a relaxed and informal setting
 Day 2
4th Annual Pharmaceutical PLM
Wednesday 15th September 2010

09:00 Registration and refreshments 12:40 Lunch

09:30 Chair’s opening remarks 13:40 Evaluating technical and integration issues in PLM

M
arc Sluijs • Understanding the implementation process of PLM solutions
EMEA Business Development Director Life Sciences • Customisation and configuration issues within the pharmaceutical environment
Oracle
• Configurable packages versus customised PLM projects

• Discuss successful PLM strategies

09:40 Mergers and acquisitions: The need for PLM tools
• How does it affect the longer term delivery by the vendors to
14:20 Presentation to be announced
the customers?
Lorna Brazell
• Harmonising the product portfolio and enhancing visibility across
Partner
the value chain
Bird & Bird
• Managing portfolio of drug candidates – from research to
development and beyond
15:00 Afternoon refreshments & networking session
A
lok Aggarwal
Co-Founder and Chairman
Evalueserve
15:20 Strategic product portfolio life cycle management
• Complexity and performance of the Product life cycle process
10:20 Optimising life cycle management through • Key objectives of Product portfolio Life Cycle Management PLCM
efficiency measurements
• Model based PLCM
• Explaining why is there a need to measure
- Conceptual design and structure
• Identifying appropriate efficiency measurement tools
- Operational concept, Managers user interface und demonstration of
• Defining the challenges case studies
• Exploring some best practice examples • Benefits
A
lexandra C. Gruber M
atej Janovjak
Director Business Development & Marketing CEO
BIOCRATES Life Sciences InSysteA

11:00 Morning refreshment & networking session 16:00 Managing drug safety throughout product
lifecycle management
• Understanding the benefit-risk decision making by prescribers and patients

• Adaptative design for RMP/REMS based on their outcome

11:20 Panel Discussion: - The role of partnership in
• Best practices for developing transparency with safety governance committees
implementing PLM software
R
alph C. Schimmer
P anelists will identify and understand how partnerships with technology
Global Head Drug Safety Sciences - Metabolism and Cardiovascular
vendors can maximise value through an efficient PLM implementation.
F.Hoffmann-La Roche
If you want to submit a question, please email it to
raju@bharatbook.com
M
arc Sluijs 16:40 Chair’s closing remarks
EMEA Business Development Director Life Sciences
Oracle
16:50 End of conference

12:00 Managing brands across the four phases of

product lifecycle