Life Sciences Enterprise Services Vendors

“Bringing together earned media, advocacy, product, corporate communications and public affairs across the full spectrum of healthcare communications.”

“A year-long program designed to promote and accelerate the growth of professionals who are currently demonstrating the highest leadership potential.”

“We help shape corporate profiles and raise awareness, with a specific focus on biotechs and mid-sized pharma.”

“We also have expertise in language localization (for example, France-based French to Canadian French or Portuguese for Portugal to Brazilian Portuguese)”

“Costs can be high in the drug development, clinical trial and market authorization phase – and growth can be supported with strategic sourcing that aligns with strategy, goals…”

“End-to-end managed support for data platforms and analytics ecosystems engineered around tiered SLAs, elastic capacity, and continuous platform improvement.”

“Hiring a full-time employee can be costly and time-consuming. If you're experiencing staff turnover or trial issues, our experienced resources fill gaps and overcome challenges…”

“…Translation and localization Linguistic validation, forward and back translation, cognitive debriefing with native speakers, and electronic migration per industry best practice.”

“Short- or long-term Flex staff at Client site for additional flexibility, and Client oversight.”

“For international and multilingual events, Impetus offers real-time expert interpretation services. The portal interface, as well as discussion forums and chat functions, can be…”

“Biostatisticians & programming Clinical data managers & CDISC specialists Project managers and vendor-oversight leads RWD and data analysts Medical writers”

“Our service-oriented experts will rapidly fill your skills gap and augment your team so that your most complex activities and projects advance at full speed.”

“…Clinical research in any language with integrated translation technologies and workflows for any clinical content and all regulatory protocols.”