Published: 01 April 2024
Summary
Life sciences CSCOs struggle to understand the many customers they serve, from distributors through to patients, and find it difficult to design supply chain and services to serve them. Use this research to learn how and see case examples.
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Key Findings
Customer centricity in the life sciences industry is about getting a deeper understanding of the patient and how therapy is delivered to them. There are multiple tiers of customers in the path to patients. Each tier has unique needs that must be understood and addressed to ensure the best overall patient experience.
Much of the supply chain “front line” to the patient is outsourced to third-party logistics and layers of customers, causing CSCOs to lack a customer-centric focus.
Limited innovation is occurring close to the customer because there is a huge gap in real-time data that informs real-time customer-related decisions.
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