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Tasigna Launch Strategy

       Team 3
Our Recommendation
• Short term (July 2011 – Dec 2012)
- Promote Tasigna as first line drug in the treatment of
  CML
- Position it as the drug with fastest response rate to
  CML
- Gain market access by adopting payment by
  performance model
- Region based marketing strategy
- Create and implement market access strategy for drugs
  in pipeline
• Long term (Jan 2013 and beyond)
- Consolidate Tasigna’s position in the CML value chain
- Push pipeline products as 2nd line treatment
How is Spain’s pharmaceutical industry organized?
Central Government Health Administration
- Basic Legislation & Budget Allocation
- General Coordination of the Spanish National Health
System (SNS)
- Pharmaceutical Policy


   17 Autonomous Community Health Administrations
   - Regional Health Legislation
   - Health Insurance
   - Health Service Planning, Management & Provision
   - Decentralization Policies


       Health Areas (provincial and municipality)
       - Max. Population: 200,000-250,000
       - Sanitation provision
       - Direct Management of Public Health and Community Services

 The legislation changes to the statutory SNS in 2009, have handed greater autonomy
 and importance to the role of the 17 autonomous communities (AC’s)
Short term strategy
• Sell Tasigna as – “Achieve deeper response- faster” Vs.
  Glivec – “Prolong life with continuous therapy”
• Efficacy, safety and cost centric promotion of Tasigna
• Influence KOLs to promote Tasigna
• Aggressively target early adopters to switch from Glivec
  to Tasigna
• Conduct trials to determine switching time from Glivec
  to Tasigna as a better alternative to Aemulus in 2nd
  generation TKI
• Pricing & reimbursement strategy
• Restructure sales team
Start processes to establish Tasigna as a first line drug and to capture Aemulus’s 2nd
line market share
Long term strategy
• Glivec- make it the story of the past
• Conslidate Tasigna’s position as the first line
  treatment of CML
• Engage KOL’s in clinical trials of pipeline drugs
• Social Media marketing to position Novartis’s
  CML portfolio to be the best
• Initiate vaccine creation for disease
  prevention than cure
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Value
             Product and
  Market                   demonstration   Performance
              Indication
Assessment                     and          monitoring
             assessment
                           Communication
Road map of implementation
                  Payer                                      KOL’s

• Reimbursement plan finalization- We     • Short term- Aggressive marketing to
  recommend payment by performance          KOL’s by Medical Liaisons team through
  model                                     medical conferences, medical
• Build on Glivec trust factor              journals, research data publications and
• Educate them about pipeline drugs and     direct contact
  Novartis’ commitment to Oncology        • Long term- Educate them about pipeline
  portfolio                                 drugs



          Hospitals/Physicians                             Patient

• Short term- Identification and urgent   • Social Media Marketing
  targeting of early adopters             • Patient Advocacy Groups
• First contact through Medical Liaison   • Cancer Centers
  team
• Long term- Target late adopters and
  laggards through mix of sales and
   c
  medical liaison team
Notes for implementation

                                                                                        Region
                                                                      Capitalize on     differences in
                                                                      first to market   access are
                                                                      advantage         becoming
                                                         Sales Team                     important so
                                                         training     through
                                                                      aggressive        we
                                                                      marketing         recommend
                                   Build on                                             restructuring*
                                   Glivec’s                                             and a
                                   Brand                                                regionalized
                                                                                        marketing
                   Market                                                               strategy to go
                   share of                                                             forward
                   Aemulus is
                   strong in
                   2nd line

* Recommended Restructuring to be discussed in following slides
Comparison of available drugs- Efficacy




 Key results:
 •1 year MMR 4% higher than Glivec and 11 percent higher than Aemulus
 • Estimated rate of overall survival 99.3% (highest among all)
 • Lowest rate of AP/BC progression
 • CML related of deaths - 38% lower than Aemulus and 50% lower than Glivec
The number one driver for choice of drug in Spain is efficacy & this should be
showcased in Novartis’s interaction with stakeholders.
Comparison of available drugs- Safety




Nonhaematologic Grade 3/4 adverse side effects low in all three drugs
Haematologic Grade 3/4 adverse side effects were observed in 50% less cases
administered with Tasigna than Aemulus
Conclusion from trials:
•Tasigna is superior to Glivec and Aemulus in both the primary end point (MMR)
and key secondary end point (CCyR)
•Disease progression to AP/BC was significantly lower in Tasigna than the other two
•Tasigna has better side-effects profile and better compliance
300.0
                                                    Projected Sales
                              250.0
Revenues (in million Euros)




                              200.0
                                                                                                                        Others
                              150.0
                                                                                                                        Tasigna
                              100.0                                                                                     Glivec
                               50.0

                                0.0
                                      2010   2011     2012      2013     2014          2015     2016       2017
                                                                        New Entrants              Gleevec Generics Introduced



                                                               2017 Picture
                                                 Expected share of                                 Tasigna expected sales:
                        Glivec Sales                                          Glivec expected
                                               Aemulus, generics and                                     227 Million
                          Heavily                                              revenues: 0.8
                                                new entrants: 7.7%                                 Euros, CAGR from 2010
                        cannibalized                                           Million Euros
                                                   market share                                            149.5%
Stakeholder management
Stakeholder           Relevance   Relevance      How to approach
                      (Current)   future trend
Payer/ government     High        Very High      Key account managers
KOLs                  High        Slight         Medical Liaisons
                                  decrease
Hospital management   Moderate    Constant       Sales & Marketing
                      to High                    Representatives
Physicians            Low to      Slight         Sales & Marketing
                      Moderate    Increase       Representatives
Patient               Low         Slight         Patient Advocacy Group/ Social
                                  Increase       Media/ Cancer Centers
Private               Moderate    Slight         Sales & Marketing
Insurance/Hospitals               decrease       Representatives
Resource Allocation
  Region          Autonomous           Population
                  Communities
North-Western    Galicia, Asturias,     9,213,100
                 Cantabria, Castilla
                 Leon, Basque
                 Country
North-Eastern    La Rioja, Navarre,     9,850,900
                 Aragon, Catalonia
Eastern          Valencia, Murcia,      8,702,600
                 Castilla La Mancha
Southern         Extremadura,           9,694,300
                 Andalucia, Ceuta,
                 Melilla
Capital Region   Madrid, Canary         9,729,600
& Islands        Island, Balearic
                 Island

   We propose to assign 3 sales and marketing representatives (SMR) and one medical
   science liaison (MSL) for every region. This would imply additionally hiring 1 SMR and
   1 MSL this year.
Risk assessment and Contingency Plan
Description    Explanation                                   Mitigation Plan
Post Launch    Post launch trial results show that Tasigna   Expedite development of pipeline
R&D failure    does not cure CML completely or CML           drugs (LBH 589 & Bcr-Abl
               remerges after stopping dosage.               Inhibitors)
Industry       CML drugs introduced by competitors in        Position Novartis as a trusted
Competition    the next five years show better efficacy      brand through Tasigna among the
               results as first line such as Pfizer's        physicians before replacement
               Bosutinib and Bristol-Myers Squibb's          drugs are available in market,
               Dasatinib                                     Expedite pipeline drugs.
Regulation     Budget cap by Payer on Pharmaceutical         Urgently work to increase the
change         expenditures                                  demand and supply for Tasigna so
                                                             that future price cutting does not
                                                             harm
Spanish        Delayed Reimbursement receivables from        Make the payment terms strict.
Economy Risk   government                                    Since this risk is uncontrollable
                                                             manage finances efficiently and if
                                                             possible work with payer to design
                                                             new payment terms.
Gracias por su atencion!!!




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Team 3 d6

  • 2. Our Recommendation • Short term (July 2011 – Dec 2012) - Promote Tasigna as first line drug in the treatment of CML - Position it as the drug with fastest response rate to CML - Gain market access by adopting payment by performance model - Region based marketing strategy - Create and implement market access strategy for drugs in pipeline • Long term (Jan 2013 and beyond) - Consolidate Tasigna’s position in the CML value chain - Push pipeline products as 2nd line treatment
  • 3. How is Spain’s pharmaceutical industry organized? Central Government Health Administration - Basic Legislation & Budget Allocation - General Coordination of the Spanish National Health System (SNS) - Pharmaceutical Policy 17 Autonomous Community Health Administrations - Regional Health Legislation - Health Insurance - Health Service Planning, Management & Provision - Decentralization Policies Health Areas (provincial and municipality) - Max. Population: 200,000-250,000 - Sanitation provision - Direct Management of Public Health and Community Services The legislation changes to the statutory SNS in 2009, have handed greater autonomy and importance to the role of the 17 autonomous communities (AC’s)
  • 4. Short term strategy • Sell Tasigna as – “Achieve deeper response- faster” Vs. Glivec – “Prolong life with continuous therapy” • Efficacy, safety and cost centric promotion of Tasigna • Influence KOLs to promote Tasigna • Aggressively target early adopters to switch from Glivec to Tasigna • Conduct trials to determine switching time from Glivec to Tasigna as a better alternative to Aemulus in 2nd generation TKI • Pricing & reimbursement strategy • Restructure sales team Start processes to establish Tasigna as a first line drug and to capture Aemulus’s 2nd line market share
  • 5. Long term strategy • Glivec- make it the story of the past • Conslidate Tasigna’s position as the first line treatment of CML • Engage KOL’s in clinical trials of pipeline drugs • Social Media marketing to position Novartis’s CML portfolio to be the best • Initiate vaccine creation for disease prevention than cure c
  • 6. Value Product and Market demonstration Performance Indication Assessment and monitoring assessment Communication
  • 7. Road map of implementation Payer KOL’s • Reimbursement plan finalization- We • Short term- Aggressive marketing to recommend payment by performance KOL’s by Medical Liaisons team through model medical conferences, medical • Build on Glivec trust factor journals, research data publications and • Educate them about pipeline drugs and direct contact Novartis’ commitment to Oncology • Long term- Educate them about pipeline portfolio drugs Hospitals/Physicians Patient • Short term- Identification and urgent • Social Media Marketing targeting of early adopters • Patient Advocacy Groups • First contact through Medical Liaison • Cancer Centers team • Long term- Target late adopters and laggards through mix of sales and c medical liaison team
  • 8. Notes for implementation Region Capitalize on differences in first to market access are advantage becoming Sales Team important so training through aggressive we marketing recommend Build on restructuring* Glivec’s and a Brand regionalized marketing Market strategy to go share of forward Aemulus is strong in 2nd line * Recommended Restructuring to be discussed in following slides
  • 9. Comparison of available drugs- Efficacy Key results: •1 year MMR 4% higher than Glivec and 11 percent higher than Aemulus • Estimated rate of overall survival 99.3% (highest among all) • Lowest rate of AP/BC progression • CML related of deaths - 38% lower than Aemulus and 50% lower than Glivec The number one driver for choice of drug in Spain is efficacy & this should be showcased in Novartis’s interaction with stakeholders.
  • 10. Comparison of available drugs- Safety Nonhaematologic Grade 3/4 adverse side effects low in all three drugs Haematologic Grade 3/4 adverse side effects were observed in 50% less cases administered with Tasigna than Aemulus Conclusion from trials: •Tasigna is superior to Glivec and Aemulus in both the primary end point (MMR) and key secondary end point (CCyR) •Disease progression to AP/BC was significantly lower in Tasigna than the other two •Tasigna has better side-effects profile and better compliance
  • 11. 300.0 Projected Sales 250.0 Revenues (in million Euros) 200.0 Others 150.0 Tasigna 100.0 Glivec 50.0 0.0 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 New Entrants Gleevec Generics Introduced 2017 Picture Expected share of Tasigna expected sales: Glivec Sales Glivec expected Aemulus, generics and 227 Million Heavily revenues: 0.8 new entrants: 7.7% Euros, CAGR from 2010 cannibalized Million Euros market share 149.5%
  • 12. Stakeholder management Stakeholder Relevance Relevance How to approach (Current) future trend Payer/ government High Very High Key account managers KOLs High Slight Medical Liaisons decrease Hospital management Moderate Constant Sales & Marketing to High Representatives Physicians Low to Slight Sales & Marketing Moderate Increase Representatives Patient Low Slight Patient Advocacy Group/ Social Increase Media/ Cancer Centers Private Moderate Slight Sales & Marketing Insurance/Hospitals decrease Representatives
  • 13. Resource Allocation Region Autonomous Population Communities North-Western Galicia, Asturias, 9,213,100 Cantabria, Castilla Leon, Basque Country North-Eastern La Rioja, Navarre, 9,850,900 Aragon, Catalonia Eastern Valencia, Murcia, 8,702,600 Castilla La Mancha Southern Extremadura, 9,694,300 Andalucia, Ceuta, Melilla Capital Region Madrid, Canary 9,729,600 & Islands Island, Balearic Island We propose to assign 3 sales and marketing representatives (SMR) and one medical science liaison (MSL) for every region. This would imply additionally hiring 1 SMR and 1 MSL this year.
  • 14. Risk assessment and Contingency Plan Description Explanation Mitigation Plan Post Launch Post launch trial results show that Tasigna Expedite development of pipeline R&D failure does not cure CML completely or CML drugs (LBH 589 & Bcr-Abl remerges after stopping dosage. Inhibitors) Industry CML drugs introduced by competitors in Position Novartis as a trusted Competition the next five years show better efficacy brand through Tasigna among the results as first line such as Pfizer's physicians before replacement Bosutinib and Bristol-Myers Squibb's drugs are available in market, Dasatinib Expedite pipeline drugs. Regulation Budget cap by Payer on Pharmaceutical Urgently work to increase the change expenditures demand and supply for Tasigna so that future price cutting does not harm Spanish Delayed Reimbursement receivables from Make the payment terms strict. Economy Risk government Since this risk is uncontrollable manage finances efficiently and if possible work with payer to design new payment terms.
  • 15. Gracias por su atencion!!! c

Editor's Notes

  1. The Spanish health system underwent revolutionary changes after modifications in 2009. The health-related competences were devolved to the regional level (autonomous communities). It provided the 17 health ministries with primary jurisdiction over the organization and delivery of health services. It also gave the regions greater financial autonomy in terms of spending and in revenue generation.The Central governments role was confined to providing allocation of budgets to AC’s, making guideline legislations, and general coordination of the Spanish National Health system.The 17 Autonomous Community Health Administrations were given the jurisdiction of deciding the decentralization of health services, specific regional health legislations, and the payment and reimbursement policies.Each Autonomous community has its health areas. The size of these areas is limited by the population that each area serves (200,000 – 250,000).They are given basic responsibilities such as the provision of sanitation and the direct management of Public Health and Community Services.The legislation changes to the statutory SNS in 2009, have handed greater autonomy and importance to the role of the 17 autonomous communities (AC’s) than ever before, which will be critical to the targeting of key stakeholders for our marketing strategy.
  2. Our strategy is to establish Tasigna as a drug which suppresses CML by promoting its efficacy results. We recommend that Novartis initiate a robust clinical trial program evaluating the possibility of treatment-free remission in CML.We recommend Novartis to use a combination of expert opinions, medical conferences and journal reports by using a barrage of media outlets to create stakeholder interest.An example of this would be to quote Mr Timothy P Hughes in social media & medical conferences. (“Tasigna should be considered as a leading option for frontline therapy becauseit allows many patients to achieve deeper responses earlier, which we have associated with improved long-term outcomes”)In spite of these initiatives other than the early adopters there would still be a lot of physicians who would continue to administer Glivec as the first line drug. So for these physicians who prefer Glivec as first line, we recommend that Novartis market Tasigna as second line over Aemulus by identifying through thorough research and trials an approximate time period during patient’s therapy when a switch to Tasigna would provide optimum result. Educate those physicians to prefer Tasigna as 2nd line in such cases and thus increase it’s second line share as well. Also to gain confidence of the regulatory bodies, payers and physicians we will follow a reimbursement strategy of pay for performance and use different communication channels to target the different stakeholders.
  3. In the long run we recommend that:Novartis cannibalizeGlivec and replace it with Tasigna as the first line treatment.Novartis engage the KOL’s who promoted Tasigna as first line drug be involved in clinical trials of pipeline drugs.Novartis aggressively promote the results of clinical trials in social media & scientific journals.Novartis comes up with an investment strategy to access the best market entry route for drugs in Phase 2 or Phase 3 of development.Novartis establish a patient profile through efficacy studies to see if the pipeline drugs should be promoted to a large group or a small sub-segment.It is also very important that Novartis examine the changing Payer dynamics. The main underlying goal with all these recommendations is to enhanceNovartis’s CML brand image. Meanwhile we should also keep an eye on competitors and think about preventive measures(vaccines) rather than reactivedrugs.
  4. To gain market access Novartis can adopt three different reimbursement strategies. First strategy would be to bear the cost of the therapy by agreeing to waive off a certain percentage of the price. Another option would be to share risk through which Novartis convinces the payer that it is confident about the durable response of the drug. A plan under such a scheme could be to agree on a deal where in Novartis would cover 50% of the cost in case the disease progresses after the first cycle of treatment. The third option would be to opt for a payment by performance mechanism where Novartis would take care of the entire cost of the medication in case the disease progresses after the first cycle of treatment. On the basis of better CCyR response(87% in 24 months).On the basis of the clinical report we are being bullish and we recommend Novartis to go with the third option. Also with other drugs we have seen that even with the reimbursement mechanism in place the revenue generated by drug has increased rather than decrease. Thus reimbursement schemes are being used more & more by pharmaceutical companies as a way to gain market access.Based on the current report we predict that Tasigna will be the market leader in the CML portfolio & will continue to remain in that position for a few years(just like Glivec). So we recommend that Novartis slowly cannibalize Glivec. In the unfortunate situation that the results on the ongoing tests are unfavorable & Tasigna cannot completely cure Glivec Novartis would be moot. In such a scenario with host of companies coming with CML drugs market it would be a very tough market to compete. On top of that the changes in regulations by the Spanish Government with regards to Generics would bring down the prices further & it would become very tough to generate profit over the operating cost.
  5. Considering an incidence rate of 1/100000, Assumptions:1These financials assume that Tasigna is established as a cure for CML after the trial results are made available in 2014.2The average price of other competitors' CML drugs (Pfizer, Ariad Pharmaceuticals, etc.) are same as that of Aemulus.3Spanish CML sales fluctuations shall be the same as those for the world.4Proportion of Glivec to Tasigna sales in 2010 and 2011 shall be in the same proportion as those for the group.550% price reduction of Glivec after introduction of generics in the Spanish market in 2017.6CML market grows at 2% per annum after 2015.7CMLDrug prices are assumed to be constant over the time period under consideration.
  6. In the current pharmaceutical market in Spain it is very important that Novartis establish firm relationship with Payer/Government through Key Account Managers. The reason Payer/Government is very important is that with a lot of money being spent on healthcare, regulatory bodies are becoming more & more cost centric. The KOLs play an important role in spreading the news on the efficacy & potency of the drug and it is very important that we keep them involved though medical liaisons. But in future with Government tightening its purse cost might be the single most important factor , may be to an extent that it becomes more important than efficacy results. In the current structure the physicians importance is a little lower than it used to be but we recommend that Novartis constantly engage the physicians through their field force. We can do this by constantly sending them reports on the trials, educating them about the benefits of Tasigna over other drugs and asking for their inputs on the drug performance & CML in general. We will approach them through medical conferences, publishing in medical journals, sending drug comparative efficacy reports. Also when the sales person interacts with the physicians he or she should provide detailed dossiers & educational material on the drug. It is also very important that the Sales Rep & medical liaisons hightlight the side effects of other drug and how it could adversely affect the quality of life and compliance to treatment. Also in the current system patient relevance is very low but we should change our strategy on patients by focusing on patient preference rather than just understanding patient perception through patient groups.
  7. Resource Allocation for CML has been based on two factors:1. Every sales and marketing representative should have nearly the same number of health areas and medical professionals under his jurisdiction.2. The medical science liaisons shall be specific to a region.Since health areas are divided by population, the regional division has also been conducted on the basis of population served.For logistical and operational simplicity, regionally proximal clusters of autonomous communities with similar populations has been considered.