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Pharmaceutical marketing in India: for today and tomorrow

By: Publication details: PharmaMed Press  Hydrabad 2019Edition: 25th anniversary editionDescription: xxvii, 639 p. HardISBN:
  • 978-9388-305-38-9
Subject(s): DDC classification:
  • 615.068
Contents:
Contents: Part One: The Big Picture 1. The Indian Pharmaceutical Industry: An Overview 2. The Pharmaceutical Market Part Two: Ten ‘P’s 3. The Product 4. The Price 5. The Place 6. The Promotion 7. Personal selling 8. The Prescription 9. The Policy 10. Public Relations 11. The Power 12. The Patient Part Three: Key Success Factors 13. Managing New Products 14. The Winning Game Plans 15. Towards Excellence in Marketing 16. The Winning Edge 17. Corporate Scoreboard 18. GMP
Summary: Twenty-five years ago, Pharmaceutical Marketing in India: Concepts, Cases, Strategy was the first-ever sectoral marketing book in the Asia Pacific Region. Today, twenty-five years later, Pharmaceutical Marketing in India for Today and Tomorrow continues to be the most comprehensive sectoral marketing book in pharmaceuticals in the Asia Pacific Region. The new 25th Anniversary Edition of the book is an updated version of the original text with significant new content. The seventy-seven cases in the book show how some of the highly successful practitioners of Pharma marketing in India have positioned their products, launched and promoted their brands and defended their therapeutic segments. The experiential insights these cases provide are immensely useful for both the practitioners as well as the students of pharmaceutical marketing in India. What is new in this all-new 25th Anniversary edition? The book presents an introduction to all aspects of changes and initiatives that are happening in the first world markets and whatever baby steps that are being taken by Indian drug majors and their MNC counterparts in India. To name a few - changing detailing practices such as e-Detailing, iPad detailing or tablet detailing, digital marketing strategies, social media strategies for the pharmaceutical industry, multichannel marketing, closed-loop marketing among others. The new ways of engaging and building meaningful relationships with physicians in today’s declining physician access scenario are medical sales liaisons (MSL), key opinion leader (KOL) management and key account management (KAM). This latest edition includes these. The primary purpose of this edition is to make it not only relevant for today but also for tomorrow. In other words, to make it as future-proof as is possible.
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Book Book Main Library ON SHELF PHARMACEUT 615.068/ Cha/ 37159 (Browse shelf(Opens below)) Available 11137159
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Reference Reference Main Library Reference REFERENCE 615.068/ Cha/ 37151 (Browse shelf(Opens below)) Checked out to Suneel DESHPANDE (1266) Not for loan 17/10/2023 11137151
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Contents:


Part One: The Big Picture

1. The Indian Pharmaceutical Industry: An Overview

2. The Pharmaceutical Market

Part Two: Ten ‘P’s

3. The Product

4. The Price

5. The Place

6. The Promotion

7. Personal selling

8. The Prescription

9. The Policy

10. Public Relations

11. The Power

12. The Patient

Part Three: Key Success Factors

13. Managing New Products

14. The Winning Game Plans

15. Towards Excellence in Marketing

16. The Winning Edge

17. Corporate Scoreboard

18. GMP

Twenty-five years ago, Pharmaceutical Marketing in India: Concepts, Cases, Strategy was the first-ever sectoral marketing book in the Asia Pacific Region. Today, twenty-five years later, Pharmaceutical Marketing in India for Today and Tomorrow continues to be the most comprehensive sectoral marketing book in pharmaceuticals in the Asia Pacific Region.

The new 25th Anniversary Edition of the book is an updated version of the original text with significant new content. The seventy-seven cases in the book show how some of the highly successful practitioners of Pharma marketing in India have positioned their products, launched and promoted their brands and defended their therapeutic segments. The experiential insights these cases provide are immensely useful for both the practitioners as well as the students of pharmaceutical marketing in India.

What is new in this all-new 25th Anniversary edition? The book presents an introduction to all aspects of changes and initiatives that are happening in the first world markets and whatever baby steps that are being taken by Indian drug majors and their MNC counterparts in India. To name a few - changing detailing practices such as e-Detailing, iPad detailing or tablet detailing, digital marketing strategies, social media strategies for the pharmaceutical industry, multichannel marketing, closed-loop marketing among others.
The new ways of engaging and building meaningful relationships with physicians in today’s declining physician access scenario are medical sales liaisons (MSL), key opinion leader (KOL) management and key account management (KAM). This latest edition includes these. The primary purpose of this edition is to make it not only relevant for today but also for tomorrow. In other words, to make it as future-proof as is possible.

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