Deallus case studies

The latest customer stories from Deallus pharmaceutical and life science industry experts

*Company and drug names have been changed for confidentiality purposes in each case study.

Competitive Simulation Strategy

2019-11-08T11:18:29+00:00Case Study|

Our client was facing a major pharma player in a highly lucrative and rare disease space. They wanted to ensure that they had a chance to analyze their competition’s launch plan and plans for targeting their own product, but they did not have the time to conduct a cross-functional, traditional workshop. They came to us to discuss their goals and assess the most strategic way forward. This case study explores this launch scenario in which we put a unique spin on the traditional competitive simulation approach for our client.

Launching for Success

2019-11-08T11:18:54+00:00Case Study|

Our client was a small-to medium-sized pharmaceutical company with a limited development pipeline who was in the process of launching their first product, an orphan drug, for treating a rare disease. They were a relatively small organisation with no prior knowledge of the competitive environment and no standardised launch planning process or procedures. This case study explores how our client engaged us to help them understand their competitive landscape, streamline launch efforts across markets, and stress test and revise their launch planning strategies.

Asset Evaluation

2019-11-08T11:21:43+00:00Case Study|

Our client was a medium-sized pharma company interested in launching an antibiotic asset for treating pathogens with limited treatment options in Central and Southern Europe, as well as the Middle East. Their antibiotic was a particularly strong candidate for commercialization due to its novelty in tackling multi-resistant antibiotic pathogens and the extremely high unmet demands in the targeted regions. Our client engaged us to work with their business intelligence managers in order to evaluate the commercial value of the asset and to advise on the best strategic route to commercialization.

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