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The Outlook for Pharmaceuticals Worldwide - ReportsnReports

Topic: Business DevelopmentPublished March 6, 2012
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Espicom’s Pharmaceutical Market Outlook reports have been used by senior management in commerce and industry for 30 years. Why? Because our experienced team of researchers and analysts combine economic, scientific, demographic and language skills to produce an unmatched and critical evaluation of the operating environment for pharmaceutical companies. An unmatched level of intelligence sourcingrnOur full time team of experts regularly access over 1,200 primary source information points in regulatory authorities, health organisations, statistics offices and industry. Much of the information in the Pharmaceutical Market Outlook reports is not readily available in English elsewhere. Espicom partners with the widely regarded Economist Intelligence Unit (EIU) to provide up-to-date economic data – a constant requirement in these rapidly changing times. Detailed analysis & novel forecastsrnAssembling comprehensive data is one thing, but our strength lies in its interpretation. What does it mean and what are the implications for operations and business development? Our analysis is second to none and the economic and market forecasts are built on solid research principles and continually assessed to reflect current and anticipated market conditions. Explore Comprehensive list of Tables & Figures available in the report Worldwide Pharmaceuticals Outlook Market LocalisationrnThe local market is the operating environment in which companies have to work. Domestic priorities set the agenda that affects a company’s operations, therefore the prevailing macroenvironment needs to be both understood and planned for. In this way, pharmaceutical companies have strengthened their capabilities to increase sales in local and international markets. Beyond BRIC marketsrnThe USA will continue to be the first worldwide economy, but other emerging markets will perform well, led by China, India, Russia and Brazil. However, a second wave of emerging markets will arise, namely South Korea, Mexico, Turkey, Indonesia and Poland. In an environment that is becoming more regulated, pharmaceutical producers are re-aligning their global strategies. About Pharmaceutical Market OutlookrnPharmaceutical Market Outlook is a pharmaceutical market evaluation service published by Espicom Business Intelligence.It covers 63 key pharmaceutical markets worldwide. Arncomprehensive report for each market is produced every three months. In addition comprehensive healthcare statistical intelligence is published annually.

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