Ernst & Young: Indian Pharmaceutical Industry Holds a Competitive Advantage
Global consulting firm Ernst & Young said that India's pharmaceutical outsourcing sector has a solid competitive advantage in global pharmaceutical innovation, patenting, manufacturing and regulation.
Ernst's & Young's 'Progressions 2005' said, "India is becoming an integral part of the pharma value chain, as large global pharma companies continue to increase their sourcing of APIs, offshoring of clinical development and partnering with domestic companies for new product development and marketing in India."
In addition, the annual report on global pharmaceutical trends stated that India's pharmaceutical sector will have a significant impact on global tax, regulation and IT environment.
The report goes on to say that the partnership between India and global companies will be mutually beneficial. Indian companies would be able to be part of the global research networks and access new technologies as international pharmaceutical companies would be able to tap India's wide pool of scientists.
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Comment by vijina on July 7, 2005 1:25 am
everyone knows that the pharma industry the world over is outsourcing to india. but, is india outsourcing anything pharma related? if so,what?? and where??
Comment by srishti handa on June 26, 2006 12:33 am
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Comment by Priyadarshi Matruprasad on January 22, 2007 9:33 am
i agree with the the survey,but there is a big room for improvement.Indian Pharmaceutical industry yet to be dynamic.in this young country its a old man’s business where experience matters more than talent.so they follow orthodox industry standards.once this hurdle will overcome its going to be one more industry leadership for india like IT industry.
Comment by dhananjay on January 25, 2007 7:55 am
Whats the carreer opportunity in booming Indian Pharma industry in Strategic Planning / Brand Management in middle management level
Comment by Mohamed Najeeb on March 5, 2007 10:25 pm
any training after graduation in the medical school, but recent efforts by the government, the Brazilian Medical Association
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Comment by M.Gopikrishna on September 5, 2007 10:45 am
This article is quite an informative one on Indian Pharmaceutical industry and its expand. Thanks for uploading the document over the internet…
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