Category Archives: New R&D models

Decentralized R&D the “winning strategy”? – Apple begs to differ

Posted on August 6, 2012 by Terry McCormick

There is a provocative piece in Aug 20 2012 issue (by Connie Guglielmo) of Forbes on Apple’s R&D, countering Pharma (and Tech) trend of decentralizing such efforts. Besides creating many high-level jobs and even more $B, is this creating a … Continue reading →

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Innovation Upturn? New Medical Entities /$ Increasing!

Posted on June 29, 2011 by Terry McCormick

A recent posting on Derek Lowe’s “In the Pipeline” presents a dismal view of the returns on R&D in Pharma.   BCG had included a graph (from Bernstein Research) of the trend of new molecular entities (“nme”) per $B spent over … Continue reading →

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Another R&D model sea-change?

Posted on February 16, 2011 by Terry McCormick

Reflections on GSK’s new R&D model collaborating with top “academic superstars” Continue reading →

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