It is all about the Digital and Social Media in Pharma industry with special reference to India. In this described physicians preference with the key digital indicator of India. In this also given the list of top 10 companies in Indian pharma sector. At the end, Case-study of Pfizer is also described...
2. KEY DIGITAL INDICATOR
Total
Population
1.3 Billion
Urbanization
Internet
Users
462 Million
Penetration
Social Media
Users
191 Million
Penetration
Mobile
Subscription
1.05 Billion
Penetration
Mobile Social
Users
167 Million
Penetration
33% 35% 14%79% 13%
3. Internet
Users
+23%
+87 Million
Social Media
Users
+40%
+55 Million
Mobile
Subscription
+5%
+47 Million
Mobile Social
Users
+44%
+51 Million
YOY Growth Rate Demographic
71%
21%
Rural
68%
32%
Urban
Female
Male
75%
25%
Rural Urban
68%
32%
> 30 Years18-30 Years
KEY DIGITAL INDICATOR
4. User :
42 million
User :
240 million
User :
25.3 million
User :
180 million
SOCIAL MEDIA USER
11. User :
240 million
Presence
Rate :
90%
User :
42 million
Presence
Rate :
91%
User :
25.3 million
Presence
Rate :
73%
User :
180 million
Presence
Rate :
70%
Engagement
level:
11%
Engagement
level:
19%
Engagement
level:
41%
Engagement
level:
24%
Digital Scenario in India
12. KEY ADOPTION GAPS
Lack of value proposition in solutions
Organizational silos
Digital not central to business strategy
Lack of authentic and enough data
Regulatory risks
People resistance
Physician mindset and inertia
87%
60%
87%
80%
75%
73%
67%
Source - E&Y Report
19. SOCIAL MEDIA
Like:
286 K
Followers:
284 K
Subscribers: 13
K
Total views:
60 L
Video-
376
Followers:
16 L
Posts:
175
Followers:
6 K
@pfizer
Tweets:
6 K
Followers : 213
K
@pfizer_news
Tweets:
665
Followers :
11.7 K
Primes = They are the torch-bearers, leading the ‘digital’ way. These are companies that maintain good presence across various digital platforms and are driving engagement while milking relevant conversations online.
Aspirants = They are companies that are gradually moving up the ‘digital health’ curve and maintain a decent presence across different online platforms. These are keen observers and quick-learners with consistently improving engagement levels.
Onlookers = They are your silent observers, biting their time, pondering over the thought of being actively and visibly digital. Limited to official websites (majorly) for now, the ‘onlookers’ is the cohort for companies that are currently planning and prepping for the imminent digitally oriented future.