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    1. A Decade of European Pharma E-Business Less Hype, More Realism, but Good Reasons to be Optimistic Len Starnes Head of European E-Business Schering Germany
      • Hype and expectations 1996
      • The organizational roller coaster
      • Execution and KPIs
      • Where the future is brightest
      Agenda
    2. Happy birthday European pharma e-business is 10 years old this month
    3. 1996 2006 Hype Raising expectations Early adopters Disillusionment Trough of despair Enlightenment Productivity Realistic expectations Pharma e-business hype cycle Then
    4. The 24 x 7 rep A branded website will be more effective than a rep visit Sales forces will be cut Revenues will soar Doctors will flock to our sites A one-size fits all branded website will suffice
    5. Prime motivator to visit a pharma website will be quality content Credibility and trust will be crucial The health information seeker Internet will become the most preferred source of medical Information Internet will become a powerful medium for patient acquisition
    6. Connected & empowered customers Metcalfe’s Law Value of a network equals approximately the square of the number of users
      • The internet is enabling conversations among human beings that were simply not possible in the era of mass communication
      • These networked conversations are enabling new forms of social organization and knowledge exchange to emerge
      ‘ The end of business as usual’ The Cluetrain Manifesto The Cluetrain Manifesto R Levine, C Locke, D Searle, D Weinberger 2000
    7. 1996 2006 Hype Raising expectations Early adopters Disillusionment Trough of despair Enlightenment Productivity Realistic expectations Now Pharma e-business hype cycle
    8. The organizational roller coaster
    9. Large centralized e-business departments Disappeared
    10. Smaller centralized e-business groups Emerging BU or brand team e-business function BU or brand team e-business function BU or brand team e-business function BU or brand team e-business function
    11. Country e-business LA e-business Asia e-business USA e-business EMEA e-business E-business infrastructure & processes group Country e-business Country e-business Country e-business Country e-business Country e-business Country e-business Country e-business Country e-business BU or BT e-business BU or BT e-business BU or BT e-business Or?
    12. E-business must be closely aligned with integrated relationship marketing teams E-business Skill sets evolution Integrated relationship marketing specialist E-business specialist CRM/SFE PRM
    13. Execution and KPIs
    14. ‘ The difference between good e-business and poor e-business is how well the initiative is executed’ European managing director, Schering AG
    15. Mundane things matter Initiating SEM Addressing credibility, trust & privacy Providing high-quality content Ensuring design is simple and intuitive
      • The tyranny of the ROI metric - Why do senior managers not demand the same rigour with other channels?
      • Defining the business model - Relationship building, disease or treatment awareness, conversion, retention?
      • Tracking appropriate KPIs - Matching KPIs with expected outcomes
      KPI issues
    16. 23% Consumer, patient & HCP relationship building 40% Disease awareness & treatment awareness 18% Brand conversion 1% Brand retention Disease awareness dominates % business models of all European initiatives 2% Brand conversion & retention 16% Corporate relationship building
    17. Yes, but difficult Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Retention on brand (Compliance) Yes, but difficult Yes Yes Yes Most Yes Conversion to brand No Yes Yes Yes Most Yes Disease awareness & treatment awareness No Yes Yes Yes Most Yes Consumer/patient relationship building No Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes HCP relationship building (R-C)/C Cost/customer Cost/visit Cost/min visit Satisfaction surveys Email feedback Email requests Hotline enquiries Referrals Print-offs Find a doctor Most accessed Most accessed by segment Frequency Duration Attrition/churn % total acquired % total online acquired KPIs ROI Cost Customer satisfaction Outcomes proxies Engagement Target audience KPI category
    18. Where the future is brightest
    19. E-business Patient relationship marketing Closed-loop marketing Integrated relationship marketing CRM/SFE E-business E-business E-business
    20. Customer value High Medium Low Service bundles Channels offered Costs D Sales rep Phone Mail Internet A B C D B C D Phone Mail Internet Internet €€€ €€ € E-business in CRM context
    21. E-detailing will be a viable alternative to the sales force arms race
    22. 55% Agree 25% Strongly agree 15% Neural 5% Disagree Marketing professionals agree Eyeforpharma Survey December 2005 Based on 722 responses from European marketing professionals E-detailing will become more popular in future
      • Low awareness by senior management
      • Discussing out of CRM/SFE context
      • Knowing how to scale up: brand, BU, regional or global?
      • High costs, complex vendor business models, uncertain ROI
      Barriers to e-detailing
    23. 14% Disagree 51% Neutral 26% Agree 9% Strongly agree Unproven ROI Eyeforpharma Survey December 2005 Based on 722 responses from European marketing professionals E-detailing has a proven ROI in key therapeutic areas
    24. Live detail E-detail Multi-channel CRM application Closed-loop sales & marketing Electronic details Interactive details, tracked and fed back to CRM application Enter the digitally-enabled rep
    25. HCPs’ relationship portals will deliver significant business value
      • Integral to CRM/SFE strategy
      • Crucial for delivering personalized and customized service bundles
      • Online needs and preferences of doctors better understood
      Portals in CRM context High Medium Low
    26. Portals delivering value Key value drivers Initiative specifics KPIs Country A Country C Country B Access to KOLs 20% of speciality enrolled Customized & personalized newsletter First mover SF promotion Segmentation 50% of speciality enrolled Streaming video CME CME credits First mover SF promotion CRM integration SF promotion Alliance with leading teaching hospital 80% of speciality enrolled 60% active
    27. More online patient support programmes will emerge - and regulations will be revised to enable
      • Marketing efforts switching from acquisition to retention
      • Compliance is win-win for all stakeholders
      • European countries not leveraging the potential of online patient support programmes
      Compliance in context
    28. DTP is not DTC DTC An offence to issue an advertisement likely to lead to NRx DTP Restricted provision of information and support services to patients already on drug. Will not result in NRx, but RRx
    29. 1 = Low 5 = High Adapted from: Improving Patient Compliance Datamonitor July 2003 Efficacy of e-channel compliance 5 5 4 3 2 1 1 Personalized interventions 4 4 3 4 1 4 1 Patient information 4 4 4 4 3 1 1 Tracking health indicators 4 4 4 4 4 3 2 Refill reminders 4 4 3 3 3 1 1 Appointment reminders 3 3 3 2 4 1 5 Medication reminders Contact centre Nurse support Voice automation technology Internet & email SMS messaging Direct mail Pack & devices  
    30. Germany Netherlands UK Pan-European online support for Betaferon patients Denmark Norway Sweden International Finland
    31. Web Nurse Direct mail CC or VAT Pack or device Patient Database and patient relationship management application Next generation
    32. More two-way dialogue and more community building will significantly increase the value of consumer & patient-directed initiatives - and help engender trust in pharma
      • Manage online relationships professionally with the right tools and skill sets
      • Listen to and learn from consumers/patients
      • It’s better to participate than to be excluded
      Actions and learnings
    33. First movers GSK France Corporate blog Abbott Global customer inquiry/response system
    34. The end of business as usual Boundaries between e-business, marketing and sales are disappearing Think integrated relationship marketing
      • Head of European E-Business Schering Germany
      • E: [email_address] T: + 49 30 4681 4877 M: + 49 175 438 4521 I: www.schering.com
      Len Starnes

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