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Communication Excellence: Tactics Used by BioPharma Executives to Increase Organizational Effectiveness

ID: PSM-273


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Pages: 107


Published: Pre-2019


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  • STUDY OVERVIEW
  • BENCHMARK CLASS
  • STUDY SNAPSHOT
  • KEY FINDINGS
  • VIEW TOC AND LIST OF EXHIBITS
Today, technology has evolved to the point where employees and employers can freely communicate with each other and external world. However, companies have no concrete way to measure the effectiveness of various tools, tactics and message content that are used for communication - and there is a vast difference in approach and attitude of the organizations towards developing successful communication strategies.

Best Practices, LLC has conducted this research that seeks to identify the most effective external and internal communication strategies and tactics and how people best utilize various communication formats to achieve organizational objectives.

Specifically, this new report will help the organizations to improve their efficiency and effectiveness through the creation of internal and external communication processes. This report also provides key insights like effective channels for internal and external communication, preferred medium for communication frequently used by executives of top benchmark companies.

Industries Profiled:
Health Care; Pharmaceutical; Diagnostic; Biotech; Consulting; Banking; Financial Services; Insurance; Non-Profit; Chemical; Business; Professional Services; Manufacturing; Distribution; Transportation; Education; Market Research; Marketing; Public Relations; Architecture; Engineering; Communications; Aerospace; Automobile; Aviation; Computer Software; Telecommunications; Medical Device; Government; Military; Advertising; Defense; Science; Clinical Research


Companies Profiled:
Abbott; Sanofi Pasteur; Gardner Assocites; Target Point ltd; AllianceBernstein; The Aspen Institute; Economic Opportunities Program; Genentech/Roche; The Bluestar Group; AsiaConnect; The Gordon Group; General Products Corp.; Union National Bank; Zogenix; Hertz Corporation; Assessment & Information group; Jefferson Associates Inc; Pearson; Kadmon Pharmaceuticals; Barr Engineering; Kiernan Group; Inc.; Xanodyne Pharmaceuticals; Kimble Chase LLC; Bayer Corporation; MedPanel; Bee Tree Consulting; MESCO; ltd; Nationwide Financial; Biotest Pharmaceuticals; Omicron Canada Inc.; Wells Fargo; One Communications; Bosch Power Tools; Parallel Consulting; Bristow Group; Porsche Cars North Americq; Oracle; Prescience International; BT Conferencing; ProVeritas Management Consulting; Celgene Pte Ltd; Reliance Industries Limited; Johnson & Johnson; Royal Thai Air Force; CIT Group; Sales Channel Europe; Citibank; City of Houston; Pfizer; Commutateur; Corium International Inc.; Inspire Pharmaceuticals; Croda Inc; Deloitte; Quintiles; Eastwest Bank; Ethicon; Kimble Chase; Roche; Honeywell; Rockland Trust Company; KPMG; Sandoz; Cloud Currencies; HCA; Sanofi-Aventis; Lockheed Martin; Stryker; Grundfos Pumps Manufacturing Corp; Sunovion; Lundbeck; Fidelity Investments; Talecris; Genzyme; Thermo Fisher; Medtronic; Vertex Pharmaceuticals; Genentech; Vimta Labs; GlaxoSmithKline; Novartis; Olympus Corporation; Avaya; Astellas; AstraZeneca; Alcon; Bank of America; Baxter Healthcare; Becton Dickinson; Bell Canada; BioCentric; Cephalon; Countrywide Financial; Elan Corporation; EMD Serono; Exelixis

Study Snapshot

Total of 183 representatives from different industry segments across 6 continents have participated in this study.

Qualitative and quantitative data for this report were collected through an online survey instrument.

Sample Key Findings

Effective Tools for External Communication: Today, various channels exist which can be used to communicate with executives. While the internet is most commonly used by two-thirds of respondents, four out of 10 respondents from the biopharmaceutical segment consider emails more effective for communicating with them.

High Importance of Organic Searches: The value of organic search engines as compared to personal has increased over the years. On average, 68% of research participants of the overall benchmark class consider organic search engines as a significant tool for gathering business intelligence. Executives are relying more on organic searches for locating work-related information. Seven out of ten executives are making use of general search engines daily to search business intelligence information. More than half of respondents in the overall and the pharmaceutical benchmark classes conduct more than 6 searches daily using general search engines.

Press Releases are Important Source for Pharmaceutical Respondents: Research participants of pharmaceutical segment derive valuable information related to their work from press releases. While more than two-thirds of respondents of the pharmaceutical benchmark class find this source very valuable, around 4 out of 10 respondents of pharmaceutical segment click or visit online press releases daily to keep themselves updated.


Table of Contents

INTRODUCTION 5
  • Project Methodology and Study Objective 6
  • Definitions Used in the Research 7
UNIVERSE OF LEARNING 8
  • List of Participating Companies 9-10
  • Industries Profiled 11
SUMMARY OF KEY INSIGHTS 12
  • External Communications Highlights 13
  • Internal Communication Highlights 14
EXTERNAL COMMUNICATION: TOOLS AND USAGE FREQUENCY 15
  • Usage Frequency of Internet Tools – Pharmaceutical Segment 16
  • Online Communities Visited Most Regularly – Overall & Pharmaceutical Segment 17
  • Methods Used to Gather Information – Pharmaceutical Segment 18
  • Average Searches per Day – Overall 19
  • Frequency of Visits/Clicks – Overall 20-21
  • Call to Action Frequency – Overall 22-23
  • EXTERNAL COMMUNICATION: PREFERENCE AND EFFECTIVENESS 24
  • Value Derived from Business Information Sources – Pharmaceutical Segment 25-27
  • Interest and Preferred Time of Checking General Communication – Pharmaceutical Segment 28
  • Preferred Formats & Effective Tools for General Information – Pharmaceutical Segment 29
  • Interest and Preferred Time of Checking Competitor Analysis – Pharmaceutical Segment 30
  • Preferred Formats & Effective Tools for Competitor Analysis – Pharmaceutical Segment 31
  • Interest and Preferred Time of Checking Market Trend – Pharmaceutical Segment 32
  • Preferred Formats & Effective Tools for Market Trend – Pharmaceutical Segment 33
  • Interest and Preferred Time of Checking Technological Updates – Pharmaceutical Segment 34
  • Preferred Formats & Effective Tools for Technological Updates – Pharmaceutical Segment 35
  • Interest and Preferred Time of Checking New Product Launch News – Pharmaceutical Segment 36Preferred Formats & Effective Tools for New Product Launch News – Pharmaceutical Segment 37
  • Interest and Preferred Time of Checking Product Information – Pharmaceutical Segment 38
  • Preferred Formats & Effective Tools for Product Information – Pharmaceutical Segment 39Interest and Preferred Time of Checking Legal Information – Pharmaceutical Segment 40
  • Preferred Formats & Effective Tools for Legal Information – Pharmaceutical Segment 41
  • Interest and Preferred Time of Checking Research Information – Pharmaceutical Segment 42
  • Preferred Formats & Effective Tools for Research Information – Pharmaceutical Segment 43
  • Interest and Preferred Time of Checking Supplier Information – Pharmaceutical Segment 44
  • Preferred Formats & Effective Tools for Supplier Information – Pharmaceutical Segment 45
  • Interest and Preferred Time of Checking Corporate Developments – Pharmaceutical Segment 46
  • Preferred Formats & Effective Tools for Corporate Developments – Pharmaceutical Segment 47
  • Interest and Preferred Time of Checking Educational Information – Pharmaceutical Segment 48
  • Preferred Formats & Effective Tools for Educational Information – Pharmaceutical Segment 49
  • Interest and Preferred Time of Checking Case Studies – Pharmaceutical Segment 50
  • Preferred Formats & Effective Tools for Case Studies – Pharmaceutical Segment 51
  • Interest and Preferred Time of Checking Strategic Guidance – Pharmaceutical Segment 52
  • Preferred Formats & Effective Tools for Strategic Guidance – Pharmaceutical Segment 53
  • Interest and Preferred Time of Checking Vendor Communications – Pharmaceutical Segment 54
  • Preferred Formats & Effective Tools for Vendor Communications – Pharmaceutical Segment 55
  • Interest and Preferred Time of Checking Best Practices – Pharmaceutical Segment 56
  • Preferred Formats & Effective Tools for Best Practices – Pharmaceutical Segment 57
  • Interest and Preferred Time of Checking Performance Indicators – Pharmaceutical Segment 58
  • Preferred Formats & Effective Tools for Performance Indicators – Pharmaceutical Segment 59
  • Impact of Marketing Communications on Purchase Decision – Pharmaceutical Segment 60-61
  • Percentage of Redundant Emails Received – Overall & Pharmaceutical Segment 62
  • Checking External Communication Through Mobile – Pharmaceutical Segment 63-64
  • Forwarding External Communication Through Mobile – Pharmaceutical Segment 65-66
TYPES OF INTERNAL COMMUNICATION 67
  • Interest in Types of Information Received – Pharmaceutical Segment 68
  • Frequency of Sharing Company-Related Information – Pharmaceutical Segment 69
  • Interest in Types of Information Received – Pharmaceutical Segment 70
  • Frequency of Sharing Company Related Information – Pharmaceutical Segment 71
  • Interest in Types of Information Received – Pharmaceutical Segment 72
  • Frequency of Sharing Company Related Information – Pharmaceutical Segment 73
INTERNAL COMMUNICATION: MEDIUM AND PREFERENCES 74
  • Most & Least Commonly used Medium for Internal Communication – Pharmaceutical Segment 75
  • Use of Mobile for Internal Communication – Pharmaceutical Segment 76
  • Preference vs. Effectiveness: Internal Communication Using Mobile – Pharmaceutical Segment 77
  • Effective Tools for General Communication – Overall and Pharmaceutical Segment 78
  • Effective Tools for Industry Information – Overall and Pharmaceutical Segment 79
  • Effective Tools for Case Studies – Overall and Pharmaceutical Segment 80
  • Effective Tools for Product Information – Overall and Pharmaceutical Segment 81
  • Effective Tools for Strategy Guidance – Overall and Pharmaceutical Segment 82
  • Effective Tools for Vendor Communications – Overall and Pharmaceutical Segment 83
  • Effective Tools for Training Modules – Overall and Pharmaceutical Segment 84
  • Effective Tools for Best Practices – Overall and Pharmaceutical Segment 85
  • Effective Tools for Performance Data – Overall and Pharmaceutical Segment 86
  • Effective Tools for Benchmarking Information – Overall and Pharmaceutical Segment 87
  • Sharing Project Communication with Superiors, Peers & Subordinates – Pharmaceutical Segment 88
  • Sharing Product Information with Superiors, Peers & Subordinates – Pharmaceutical Segment 89
  • Sharing Performance Data with Superiors, Peers & Subordinates – Pharmaceutical Segment 90
  • Sharing Training Materials with Superiors, Peers & Subordinates – Pharmaceutical Segment 91
  • Sharing Industry Information with Superiors, Peers & Subordinates – Pharmaceutical Segment 92
  • Sharing Coaching Feedback with Superiors, Peers & Subordinates – Pharmaceutical Segment 93
  • Sharing Benchmarking Information with Superiors, Peers & Subordinates – Pharmaceutical Segment 94
INTERNAL COMMUNICATION: EFFECTIVENESS 95
  • Average Weekly Hours Spent on Internal Communications – Pharmaceutical Segment 96-97
  • Effective Tactic to Prioritize Communications – Pharmaceutical Segment 98
  • Percentage of Redundant Communications Received Internally – Pharmaceutical Segment 99
VOICES FROM THE FEILD 100-102
APPENDIX 103
  • List of Participating Companies 104-106
  • Range of Career Levels Lend Insight 107-109
  • About Best Practices, LLC 110