Hype Cycle for Life Sciences, 2005

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15 July 2005

Carol Rozwell Ted Friedman Marc Halpern Dale Hagemeyer Alexander Linden Carl Claunch Dan Miklovic Barry R. Hieb, M.D. John-David Lovelock Jeff Woods Esteban Kolsky Jim Tully Thomas J. Handler, M.D.

In 2005, life sciences companies must continue to explore the potential for IT to automate critical business processes and augment their work practices.

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Table of Contents

Analysis

1.0

The Hype Cycle

2.0

On the Rise

2.1		Biologic Computing
2.2		DNA Logic
2.3		Electronic Medical Record
2.4		Prediction Markets
2.5		Social Network Analysis
2.6		Clinical Trial Business Activity Monitoring
2.7		Predictive Modeling and Simulation
2.8		Process Analytic Technology
2.9		Information Extraction
2.10		Customer Interaction Hub
2.11		Tablet-Based E-Detailing

3.0

At the Peak

3.1		Idea Management
3.2		Radio Frequency Identification Tagging (Branded Drugs)
3.3		Structured Product Labeling
3.4		Virtual Data Federation/Enterprise Information Integration
3.5		Advanced Visualization
3.6		Customer Analytics
3.7		Grid Computing

4.0

Sliding Into the Trough

4.1		Product Life Cycle Management
4.2		RFID Tagging (Medical Devices)
4.3		Natural Language Processing-Based Search
4.4		Web-Based E-Detailing
4.5		Clinical Data Interchange Standards Consortium Operational Data Model

5.0

Climbing the Slope

5.1		E-Patient Diaries
5.2		CDISC Submission Data Standards
5.3		Bioinformatics
5.4		Electronic Data Capture

6.0

Entering the Plateau

6.1

Discovery Portals

7.0

Conclusions

8.0

Appendix A: Previous Iteration of the Hype Cycle

9.0

Appendix B: Hype Cycle Phases, Benefit Ratings and Maturity Levels

Recommended Reading

List of Tables

	Table 1.	Hype Cycle Phases

	Table 2.	Benefit Ratings

	Table 3.	Maturity Levels

List of Figures

	Figure 1.	Hype Cycle for Life Sciences, 2005

	Figure 2.	Emerging Technology Hype Cycle for the Life Sciences Industry, 2004

Clinical Trials Management
FDA Regulations
Drug Discovery
Life Sciences Commercialization

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