Customer focus is the core and the basis for all commercial activities for pharma. Customers, physicians and patients expect effective therapies in drugs and support. Sustainable relations with customers are necessary to build trusted relations to create a cooperation to realize that. This tells you how to!
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The new pharma, customer centric, databased business model
1. Customer Focus āØ
through a new, databased commercial model
The New Pharma Market Approach
Rob HalkesāØ
June 2016āØ
2. Differences ināØ
health care systems, āØ
regulatory ruling, reimbursement, āØ
decision making structures,
various market and customer
segments,
differences in health care
processes itself,āØ
in different care organizations,
customersā DMUās,
individually differentiated
preferences,āØ
do deny any success for one
generic approachāØ
to the market.āØ
3. The core of āØ
a new business
model for the
pharmaceutical
industry is āØ
the development āØ
of āØ
effective, āØ
high-quality
customer
relationships
4. Everyone knows the difficulties of āØ
developing a relationship, āØ
to deepen it and to maintain it āØ
over the long term.
5. Chances of Success āØ
of the pharma company with a customer
are determined by:
Values associated with āØ
Brand and Company
like effectiveness, functionality,
price and costs,
characteristics of market approach,
Image to customers and community
Values associated with āØ
The Customer
like potential, policy, āØ
organizational and decision making
characteristics, culture of innovation, image to
the health care community and to patients
the quality of the RelationshipāØ
expressed in parameters like:
- the judgment by the customerās decision makers āØ
about the company and about its officials
- the customersā valuation of executed projects āØ
already done with the company
- sales already realized, or
- characteristics of the companyās engagement with the customer
6. Customer Relationsā Development
ā¢ Quality of business and personal activities,
ā¢ Guided by and in reciprocity with the customersā trust,
ā¢ With respect for unique characteristics and personal peculiarities
ā¢ With mutual benefits and profits -
ā¢ Resulting in patientsā satisfaction, in better care, in saving costs
ā¢ With better health outcomes.
7. Developing Customer Relations āØ
starts with the
Intention to Build Sustainable Relations.
Sustainable Relations depend on:āØ
1. Reciprocity between what is offered
and what is expected
2. Build up of intensity of the relation
(frequency, intimacy) and
3. Build up of magnitude of the relation
(impact, need of change)āØ
by adding value to it!āØ
It expresses itself in the mutual
agreement in perception āØ
and characterization of the actual relation
8. Levels of Relations Development -āØ
How it can go wrong!
Relationship
Ī£ Investment
Reciprocity
9. Levels of Relations Development -āØ
How it can go wrong!
Relationship
Ī£ Investment
Reciprocity
More will be āØ
expected
When this is
the actual level
of relationship..
And this is
Invested ā¦
10. Levels of Relations Development -āØ
How it can go wrong!
Relationship
Ī£ Investment
Reciprocity
Positive
Stretch
More will be āØ
expected
11. Levels of Relations Development -āØ
How it can go wrong!
Relationship
Ī£ Investment
Reciprocity
Positive
Stretch
Negative
Stretch
Manipulation
āToo muchā elicitsāØ
feelings of distrust
12. Levels of Relations Development -āØ
How it can go wrong!
Relationship
Ī£ Investment
Reciprocity
Periodical
investments
Positive
Stretch
Negative
Stretch
Manipulation
13. Levels of Relations Development -āØ
How it can go wrong!
Relationship
Ī£ Investment
Reciprocity
Periodical
investments
Periodical Investments
to follow natural growthāØ
of customer relations
Positive
Development
14. Gradual build up of Relationsā Quality, āØ
levels sustainability and growth of business
15. Contact & āØ
Profile
Connect & āØ
Relate
Build & āØ
Collaborate
Develop & āØ
Co-create
Partner
Engage āØ
Tablet detailing
Info & Services
Inform & Promote
Multi channel
Demo, Educate & Relate
Service & Support
Service delivery
Collaboration to āØ
shared intentions
Co-Create
To tailored solutions
In care delivery āØ
to improved outcomes
Continued &
advanced Innovation
in multi-stakeholder
partnershipāØ
for better patient care,
better outcomes and āØ
shared savings
Customer Relationsā Development āØ
in Stages of Customer Intimacy
16. Characterized by:
Stages of Customer Intimacy
Engagement
1. āØ
Shared
Orientation of
Customer and
Company to the
Business
Relationship
2. āØ
Goals and
Objectives, (shared)
Values and Policy,
aligning āØ
Company and
CustomerāØ
&Value for
Customer
3. āØ
Process of Delivery,
Fulfillment,
Development,
Creation
4. āØ
Fields of Individual āØ
Expertise and Skills āØ
and āØ
Internal
Organizational
Conditions for
Successful Relations
Development
Intention Delivery Capabilities
17. Acquaintance
Mutual Information
MultichannelāØ
Building relationāØ
Delivery of standardāØ
Info. & Services
Product / Rx
Disease Information
Promotion
Products/Brands /āØ
Rx Care / Disease
Broadening & āØ
Deepening
DMU & KAāØ
Relations Mngmnt
Service Marketing;āØ
Collaboration in āØ
implementation āāØ
to shared intentions
Partnership forāØ
Mutual benefits from āØ
improved Care
MultichannelāØ
Inform, Promote
Service,
Demonstrate
Pharmaceutical,
Brand & DiseaseāØ
Promotion
Co-creation āØ
to developāØ
Tailored Innovations
Multi Stakeholder
Contract to āØ
shared delivery
Rep VisitsāØ
Detailing
General on Line
Alignment forāØ
Relation
DevelopmentāØ
Multichannel
MultidisciplinaryāØ
Brand delivery āØ
for Client/DMU āØ
Satisfaction ā āØ
Int. cooperation
Shared interests/āØ
shared savings
Common āØ
Investments
to ROI
Services āØ
Re.: Rx, Therapy, āØ
Disease info. & support
For Shared IntentionsāØ
& cooperative planning
Companyās āØ
Position/ExpertiseāØ
Products/Diseases/āØ
Proposition
Product offeringāØ
Inform/EducateāØ
Basic brand servicesāØ
Relations Development
Cross FunctionalāØ
planning to customerāØ
obvious needs āØ
Information/Education
Support/Integration
Integrated expertise āØ
for disease & āØ
customer careāØ
co-creation in care
Tailored Optimization āØ
of Care DeliveryāØ
Improved Outcomes
Continuous āØ
innovation, researchāØ
& experiment
World class āØ
Frontier āØ
R&D
Co-CreateāØ
Benchmark to āØ
Advanced āØ
Innovation
Contact &
Profile
Connect &
Relate
Build &
Collaborate
Develop & āØ
Co-Create
Partner
Engagement Intention Delivery Capabilities
Individual Organization
Stages of Customer Intimacy
18. Contact &
Profile
Connect &
Relate
Build &
Collaborate
Develop & āØ
Co-Create
Partner Each Level of Customer Relations āØ
presents its own standardsāØ
to āØ
the kind of activities, āØ
behaviors in interaction, and
communication with the client,
and toāØ
internal alignment, āØ
collaboration,āØ
and way of management.
19. ā¢ Account and Company Cooperation
ā¢ Collaborative planning
ā¢ Multidisciplinary, cross functional internal planning
ā¢ Account Management
ā¢ Face-to-face and eDetailing
ā¢ Services delivery
ā¢ Multichannel engagement
ā¢ Project Management
At Each Level of Relationsā Development
Customer Focus demandsāØ
different routines of interactionāØ
with the customer
ā¢ Co-creation with multi stakeholders
20. MAP - Multidisciplinary Account Planning
a databased intelligent way of commercial activity design,
aligning company and account interests
with the demands of the account's situation
In a data based professional ādesignā approach, āØ
functionaries of internal disciplines āØ
jointly deļ¬ne and plan the account approach in speciļ¬c steps
21. Each Level of Customer Relations āØ
directs the data based āØ
Integration of your Marketing Systems
ā¢ Customer InformationāØ
& CRM
ā¢ Market Access
ā¢ Brand planning
ā¢ Patient Support āØ
Services
ā¢ Multi Channel management
ā¢ eDetailing
ā¢ Key Account Management
ā¢ Segmentation āØ
andTargeting
ā¢ Closed Loop Marketing
ā¢ Social Media
effective
customer specific
promotions, interactions
&āØ
collaboration to innovate
healthcare
ā¢ (Big) Data
22. Each Level of Customer Relations āØ
is characterized by the added value to the customerāØ
āØ
AddedValue is the glue between Customer and CompanyāØ
It levels the development of their relationship
Traditional
Services
To educate āØ
and support
Focus on
Unique
Services to
therapy
Providing the
necessary
Services to
fill in gaps
and align
Integrated Care
& Outcomes
Connect
Structure
Innovate
23. The customer focused, databased commercial model
is a framework to differentiate
the pharma market approach,
to local conditions
and to orchestrate the activities of the different disciplines
to the opportunities and demands
given by local customer organizations
24. The Customer focused databased āØ
commercial model āØ
has been developed and implemented āØ
in EU countries -
The framework has guidedāØ
applications in EU countries, āØ
the US and Russia.
It has ben grounded on extensive experienceāØ
in training, development and strategic changeāØ
in (big) pharma companyās.
25. The Customer focused databased āØ
commercial model
Exclusive features:
- Deployment and implementation of the model in
local conditions
- Targeting of customers by their best chances of
success, based on quantitative and qualitative
parameters
- Formatting cross functional key customer teams,
and training them to design commercial account
plans
- Creating integrated engagement plans with
specification of (individual) customersā journeys,
both face-to-face and multichannel
- Defining added value opportunities
- Aligning intensity of promotion with added value
invested and with level of customer relations
- Parallel development of customer relations with
the co-creation of health innovations (added
value) with customers, patients and their
stakeholders
- Aligning and co-creation with patient advocacy
groups to develop better care
- Creating multi-stakeholder partnerships between
customer organizations and the healthcare
stakeholders
26. Consultancy to Pharma and
Medical Devices Industry
Brand planning
Customer and Patient Centricity
Key Account Management
Value Beyond the Pill
Business Innovation
Consultancy to Health Care
āØ
Professional Skills
Clinic and Department strategy
Patient Care Paths
Digital Care and eHealth
Beneļ¬t Realization Management
(Experience) Co-Creation
Projects with Industry, āØ
Health Care Providers, Pharmacists and āØ
Patient Advocates
ā„ 25
Years experience in Health CareāØ
and Health Industry
Projects in Europe,
Canada, US and Russia
The Customer focused databased commercial model
by Health Business Consult, RepublicM and PatientView
27. Drs.A.R.J. Halkes MHA
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