Optimize Resources in Real Time for Improved Efficiency and Agility
Pharma campaigns are typically planned with static budgets and field allocations that stay fixed for months. But prescribing patterns, HCP engagement, and competitive dynamics can change within weeks. Without a way to adjust mid cycle, a large share of resources continues to flow into low impact channels and unresponsive prescribers, resulting in wasted spend, lower engagement, and delayed impact.
Dynamic Resource Allocation (DRA), powered by Axtria MarketingIQ™, drives resource optimization by reallocating spend, field effort, and enabling channel mix optimization between MMx refreshes. With dynamic resource allocation, brands can act on prescribing trends and HCP engagement to turn every adjustment into smarter resource optimization that delivers measurable impact. This infographic explains why static allocation falls short, how dynamic resource allocation works in practice, and the benefits brands can achieve.
FAQs
Dynamic Resource Allocation is the continuous mid cycle reallocation of budget, field effort, and channel mix. It helps pharma companies redirect resources from low performing areas to high ROI opportunities while campaigns are still running.
Axtria MarketingIQ™ powers DRA by ingesting live data such as TRx trends, CRM activity, HCP engagement, and rep feedback. It then simulates reallocation scenarios, applies business guardrails, and pushes updates directly to CRM, media platforms, and field planning systems.
Pharma companies can see up to 20% higher HCP engagement, 40% faster insights-to-actions, up to 2-3x faster response to market changes, and up to $4mn incremental revenue in 6 months.
MMx is designed for long term planning and is mostly refreshed quarterly or biannually. DRA operates between those refreshes, reallocating resources in weeks instead of months. MMx sets the strategy, while DRA ensures execution stays aligned with real time market shifts.
With DRA, allocation can be refreshed every 2–4 weeks, compared to quarterly or longer with MMx. The cadence depends on therapy area dynamics, data availability, and business needs.
