Case study

Pharma Operations in India: Life Cycle Management, Manufacturing, and Regulatory Insights

Gain a deep understanding of life cycle management, manufacturing, supply chain, and regulatory processes in India's pharmaceutical sector. Explore why innovation centers for LCM are being established in India.

Pharma Operations in India: Life Cycle Management, Manufacturing, and Regulatory Insights
  • Asia
  • India
  • Pharma
  • CDMO

CHALLENGE

A leading strategy consulting firm was interested in understanding the operational landscape of pharmaceutical companies in India, with a particular focus on life cycle management (LCM), manufacturing, supply chain, clinical development, and regulatory frameworks. Additionally, they aimed to explore the strategic rationale for establishing innovation centers for LCM in India, including factors like cost advantages and process efficiencies.

BTHT APPROACH

To address the consulting firm's inquiries, BTHT team initiated a targeted outreach to experienced professionals within India's pharmaceutical sector. Our research team focused on identifying experts with a deep understanding of various operational areas, including LCM, manufacturing, supply chain logistics, clinical development, and regulatory. Our team compiled a diverse portfolio of experts, ensuring comprehensive coverage of the client's areas of interest. This portfolio included Former Vice Presidents, R&D Directors, Directors of Operations, Site Heads, Team Leads in Formulation Development, CMC Directors, Quality Leads, Regulatory Affairs Managers, and Directors of Clinical Safety. These professionals were chosen for their leadership roles and their insights into the strategic decisions and operational challenges faced by pharmaceutical companies in India. We facilitated the consultations between our experts and our client, and made sure that the process before and during the meeting were conducted without any issue.

OUTCOME

Through these expert consultations, the consulting firm gained a nuanced understanding of the Indian pharmaceutical landscape. The insights gathered covered the intricacies of life cycle management, the efficiencies in manufacturing processes, the complexities of supply chain management, and the regulatory environment in India. The discussions also highlighted the factors driving the establishment of innovation centers in India, such as cost savings, access to skilled talent, and streamlined processes. The knowledge acquired from the experts supported the client in making strategic decisions regarding potential investments, partnerships, and the optimization of their operations within India.

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