The industry uses a broad range of approaches today for customer valuation, promotion response analytics and sales force resource allocation. With the increasing complexities in the marketplace and availability of richer data, there has also been continuous innovation in analytical methodologies for resource allocation.
On one end of the spectrum is simple economic valuation, resource allocation based on product/market prescription volume & business rules. At the other end of the complexity spectrum is deriving customer valuation based on patient data analytics, promotion response methodologies that incorporate IDN/Payer influence etc.
During the lunch session at PMSA Annual Conference 2016, Charlie Thompson from Axtria will present the poster comparing the difference between simple and complex methodologies for a single product sales force. He will discuss and compare following three different methodologies of resource allocation and its impact on the brand performance:
Stop by during the lunch session at PMSA to learn more about the resource allocation methodologies and automated tools that can work in favor of your business performance.
About the Authors:
Kedar Naphade
Kedar has over a dozen years of experience helping organizations create and institute innovative analytical decision making processes. He has specific expertise in marketing, sales, distribution and claims analytics across multiple industry verticals such as Insurance, Pharmaceutical, Retail and Telecom
Charlie Thompson
Charlie has 25+ years of experience in health care, financial services and management consulting. He has a blend of marketing, financial and operating experience, especially in the development of technology and analytical intellectual property to find, win, keep and grow profitable customers. Life Science expertise includes medical devices, diagnostics, pharma/biotech, managed care.
Amit Nagdewani
Amit has over 5 years of experience in Healthcare domain. He has consulted multiple large and mid-sized pharma companies in US in areas of Sales and Marketing analytics and financial analysis. His areas of expertise include segmentation, promotion response modeling, targeting, alignments and incentive compensation.