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Pharmaceutical Portfolio & Product Life Cycle Management
2 July - 3 July 2008
Pharmaceutical Portfolio & Product Life Cycle Management

“Effective Life-Cycle Management (LCM) is a critical factor governing successful commercialisation of pharmaceutical R&D output and this meeting will provide an excellent insight into strategies adopted across the industry”

Dr Tim Sparey, Associate Director, Licensing & External Research, Merck Sharp and Dohme

The SAE Media Group are proud to present their 3rd Annual conference on Pharmaceutical Portfolio & Product Lifecycle Management.
SAE Media Group’s 3rd Pharmaceutical Portfolio & Product Lifecycle Management conference will be held on Wednesday 2nd and Thursday 3rd July, 2008, in central London. This conference offers a unique opportunity to hear about the latest developments in Portfolio & Product Life Cycle Management from industry leaders.

The conference will focus on these key areas:
  • Strategic portfolio management and planning
  • Pairing in-house and alliance products
  • Licensing and portfolio management
  • Strong branding in life-cycle management
  • Forecasting analysis and incorporating risk and uncertainty into this
  • Winning deal strategies
  • Emerging markets and therapy areas
  • Pricing analysis
  • Future Mapping Commercial Opportunity
  • Balancing technical and commercial risk in portfolios
  • Authorized generics
  • Reformulation as a LCM strategy
  • Secondary patent strategies
  • Embedding Portfolio and Lifecycle management in the organization as a permanent, continuous process and core structural component.
  • Elaborating the strategy and effectively articulating it’s importance to your organization
  • Defining effective processes and allocating appropriate resources
  • Re-Aligning priorities (e.g. between NPD & LCM)
  • Aligning incentives throughout development - resolving conflicts
  • Filing trends and how innovators and generics are using patents to manage life-cycles.
Our exceptional speaker line-up includes:
  • Dr Tony Ellery, Global Head of Project Management for Mature Products, Novartis
  • Dr Rodger Holdsworth, Head, R & D Portfolio Management, UCB
  • Dr James Eshelby, Director, Worldwide Business Development, Pfizer
  • Dr Harald Nusser, Head of Portfolio Management, Bayer Schering Pharma AG
  • Dr Mellor Henessey, Portfolio Management Director, AstraZeneca
  • Dr Stuart Williams, Vice President, Mylan Labs
  • William Haddad, Chairman & Chief Executive Officer, Biogenerics Inc.
  • Peter Elsig Raun, Senior Analyst, Market Research & Competitive Intelligence - Strategic Marketing, Lundbeck A/S
  • Professor Karrar Kahn, Former Director, Pharmaceutical Development, OSI Pharmaceuticals
  • Dr Duncan Curley, Director, Innovative Legal
  • Dr Alan Norris, Director, Strategic Alliances, Gastrointestinal Disease Area, Novartis
  • Marc Sluijs, EMEA Business Development Director, Oracle
  • Mike Rea, Chief Executive Officer, IdeaPharma
  • Bruce D. Sunstein, Attorneys at Law, Bromberg & Sunstein LLP
  • Gina Ford, Executive Director, Boston Healthcare
  • Joseph Ferrara, Executive Vice President, Boston Healthcare
  • Adam Barak, Director, PharmaPrice International
  • Ralph Villiger, Managing Director, Avance
You will benefit from attending this event if you are:
Vice Presidents, Directors, Managers and Associates from:
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·          Product Lifecycle Management
·          Commercial Development
·          Commercial Strategy
·          Portfolio Management
·          Marketing Analysis
·          Brand Management
·          Product Management
·          Product Development
·          Global Strategy
·          Project Management
·          Marketing
·          Business Analysis
·          Market Research
·          New Product Planning
·          New Product Management
·          Business Intelligence
·          Strategic Planning/Marketing
·          Portfolio Planning
·          Business Development
·          Licensing
·          New Product Planning
·          Strategic Marketing
·          R&D Management
For Speaking opportunities please contact Simon Curtis at scurtis@SAE Media Group-online.co.uk
For Sponsorship opportunities please contact Alia Malick at amalick@SAE Media Group-online.co.uk

Conference agenda

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13:30

Registration and Coffee

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14:00

Welcome and introductions

Joseph Ferrara

Joseph Ferrara, Executive Vice President, Boston Healthcare Associates

Adam Barak

Adam Barak, , ABPPC

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14:10

Overview

  • Different country approaches to healthcare expenditure control
  • Pricing systems
  • Reimbursement systems
  • Adam Barak

    Adam Barak, , ABPPC

    Joseph Ferrara

    Joseph Ferrara, Executive Vice President, Boston Healthcare Associates

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    14:40

    Trends in Health Care Policy and Economics

  • Influence on market access
  • Pricing power
  • Financial risk
  • Joseph Ferrara

    Joseph Ferrara, Executive Vice President, Boston Healthcare Associates

    Adam Barak

    Adam Barak, , ABPPC

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    15:00

    Differential Pricing

  • Trends
  • Examples
  • Rationale, sustainability, impacts
  • Pros & cons
  • Joseph Ferrara

    Joseph Ferrara, Executive Vice President, Boston Healthcare Associates

    Adam Barak

    Adam Barak, , ABPPC

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    15:20

    Afternoon Tea

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    15:40

    External Reference Pricing

  • Importance of launch
  • Indication sequencing
  • Joseph Ferrara

    Joseph Ferrara, Executive Vice President, Boston Healthcare Associates

    Adam Barak

    Adam Barak, , ABPPC

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    16:00

    Pricing and Reimbursement Input into Portfolio Planning

    Adam Barak

    Adam Barak, , ABPPC

    Joseph Ferrara

    Joseph Ferrara, Executive Vice President, Boston Healthcare Associates

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    16:20

    Key Considerations and Processes

  • Gathering the right data to make the right assessment
  • Joseph Ferrara

    Joseph Ferrara, Executive Vice President, Boston Healthcare Associates

    Adam Barak

    Adam Barak, , ABPPC

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    16:40

    Questions and Answers

    Adam Barak

    Adam Barak, , ABPPC

    Joseph Ferrara

    Joseph Ferrara, Executive Vice President, Boston Healthcare Associates

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    17:00

    Close of workshop

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    8:30

    Registration & Coffee

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    9:00

    Chairman's Opening Remarks

    James Eshelby

    James Eshelby, Director, Worldwide Business Development, Pfizer

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    9:10

    THE PLANNING CHALLENGES OF GENERIC BIOTECH

    William Haddad

    William Haddad, Chairman & Chief Executive Officer, Biogenerics

  • Planning for the next generation of generics
  • How to approach the problems and the opportunities of what will become an essential part of manufacturing of products
  • Timing of market entry, regulatory requirements, pricing and in general a new "science"
  • Potential profit margins are greater than traditional generic products (after amortized start-up costs)
  • Entry into an expanding the next generation of pharmaceuticals
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    9:50

    BRINGING GENERICS TO THE US MARKETS

    Stuart Williams

    Stuart Williams, Partner, Wilson Sonsini Goodrich & Rosati

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    10:30

    Morning Coffee

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    11:00

    NAVIGATING THE PAYER CONTINUUM

    David Parker

    David Parker, Vice President, Boston Healthcare Associates

  • Practices in evaluating the reimbursement landscape
  • Techniques to gauge price elasticity according to product access requirements
  • Market entry reimbursement messages to foster early adoption
  • Long-term planning to support utilization according to reimbursement requirements
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    11:40

    PANEL DISCUSSION

  • Comparing and Combining: Optimizing LCM strategy mix
  • Understanding regulatory and reimbursement risk
  • Assessing value in the context of shifting stakeholder needs and motivations
  • Implementation of LCM: integrating processes and metrics effectively and broadly
  • Case Studies: opportunities and challenges
  • Tony Ellery

    Tony Ellery, Head of Life Cycle Management, Novartis

    Roger Holdsworth

    Roger Holdsworth, Head - R&D Portfolio Management, UCB Group

    Mellor Henessey

    Mellor Henessey, Global Portfolio Strategist, AstraZeneca

    Adam Barak

    Adam Barak, Director, ABPPC Ltd

    Joseph Ferrara

    Joseph Ferrara, Executive Vice President, Boston Healthcare Associates

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    12:20

    Networking Lunch

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    13:20

    ACTIVE PORTFOLIO MANAGEMENT IN PHARMACEUTICAL DEVELOPMENT

    Harald Nusser

    Harald Nusser, Head of Portfolio Management, Bayer Schering Pharma

  • Balancing risk and reward in strategic project prioritization
  • Beyond strategic claim: Day to day reality
  • Bridging strategic claim and operational reality
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    14:00

    ADDING VALUE THROUGH PRODUCT DEVELOPMENT

    Karrar Khan

    Karrar Khan, Former Director, Pharmaceutical Development, OSI Pharmaceuticals

  • Opportunities for drug delivery to extend a product life cycle
  • Developing improved products
  • Designing technical, clinical and commercial benefits into products
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    14:40

    Afternoon Tea

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    BUILDING A STRATEGIC PORTFOLIO PLATFORM

    Marc Sluijs

    Marc Sluijs, EMEA Business Development Director, Oracle

  • Pharma increasingly depends on 3 key capabilities to drive competitive advantage: 1) Portfolio Management, 2) LCM, 3)Alliances & BD&L
  • These – relatively new – capabilities are often still managed in a non-structured, ad-hoc manner
  • This puts companies at risk of losing valuable knowledge, taking sub-optimal decisions with major impact on pipeline and revenue, as well as losing major opportunities to competition. 
  •  Find out how a more strategic approach to managing processes and information can help companies to strengthen the 3 capabilities that will increasingly determine future success
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    15:40

    PARTNERING TO ENHANCE SUCCESSFUL LIFE CYCLE MANAGEMENT

    James Eshelby

    James Eshelby, Director, Worldwide Business Development, Pfizer

  • What is driving this change?
  • What are the opportunities and challenges?
  • How do you maximise your chances for a successful alliance?

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    16:20

    SHAPING BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT THROUGH COLLABORATION VENTURES

    Alan Norris

    Alan Norris, Director, Strategic Alliances, , Novartis

  • What we look to achieve in early stage research collaborations
  • Extending knowledge gathering beyond existing in-house capabilities
  • Gauging the value of a partnership beyond the scope of the deal
  • Outsourcing lead finding and early development to partnering companies with novel technologies
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    17:00

    Chairman’s Closing Remarks and Close of Day One

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    8:30

    Registration & Coffee

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    9:00

    Chairman's Opening Remarks

    Roger Holdsworth

    Roger Holdsworth, Head - R&D Portfolio Management, UCB Group

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    9:10

    SUCCESS FACTORS FOR LCM

    Tony Ellery

    Tony Ellery, Head of Life Cycle Management, Novartis

  • Organizing for success - structure and process
  • What LCM measures have worked well in the past?
  • What will work in the future?
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    9:50

    LEVERAGING BPM TO DRIVE A MORE EFFECTIVE PORTFOLIO DECISION MAKING PROCESS

    Mellor Henessey

    Mellor Henessey, Global Portfolio Strategist, AstraZeneca

  • Harnessing the power of Networks
  • Benefits of aligning Business Performance Management with Portfolio Management
  • Balancing soft (behaviour, skills, capabilities) and hard (data, analytics, models)
  • Case study from AstraZeneca
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    10:30

    Morning Coffee

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    THE IMPORTANCE AND IMPLEMENTATION OF PORTFOLIO MANAGEMENT

    Roger Holdsworth

    Roger Holdsworth, Head - R&D Portfolio Management, UCB Group

  • There is an increasing need for informed decision making in the pharmaceutical industry
  • Many techniques are available for the evaluation of portfolios and the projects they contain
  • It is important to use the appropriate techniques at different stages of development
  • Effective communication to the appropriate people is key
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    11:40

    VALUATION IN PORTFOLIO MANAGEMENT

    Ralph Villiger

    Ralph Villiger, Partner, Avance

  • Different valuation methods: DCF/rNPV, Decision tree, Real Options
  • How to set up a portfolio valuation
  • Capture the portfolio dynamics
  • Risk measures
  • Compare different development plans
  • Optimisation
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    12:20

    Networking Lunch

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    13:50

    FORECASTING ANALYSIS AND INCORPORATING RISK AND UNCERTAINTY INTO THIS

    Peter Elsig Raun

    Peter Elsig Raun, Senior Analyst, Lundbeck Denmark

    • Different approaches to forecasting
    • Forecasting in the changing dynamics of the pharmaceutical industry

    • Forecasting the unpredictable – mitigating the risk
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    14:30

    SUPPLEMENTARY PROTECTION CERTIFICATES AND PAEDIATRIC EXTENSIONS

    Duncan Curley

    Duncan Curley, Director, Innovate Legal Services Limited

  • New references to the European Court of Justice
  • Combination products: law and practice
  • Paediatric extensions to SPCs
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    15:10

    Afternoon Tea

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    15:40

    FUTURE MAPPING COMMERCIAL OPPORTUNITY

    Mike Rea

    Mike Rea, Chief Executive Officer, Ideapharma

  • The role of directed exploration and opportunistic evaluation
  •  'Where the streets are paved with gold...': Predicting areas of opportunity and risk - finding virgin unmet need 'headroom'
  • Embracing levels of complexity - overlaying the known and unknown needs and wants of prescribers, regulators, payors and patients
  • The importance of granularity - 'satellite' and 'street-level' mapping 
  • Generating future scenarios - progressions and disruptive events
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    16:20

    STRATEGIC APPROACHES FOR PROTECTING PHARMACEUTICAL INNOVATIONS IN THE CHANGING US PATENT ENVIRONMENT

    Bruce Sunstein

    Bruce Sunstein, Attorneys at Law, Bromberg & Sunstein LLP

  • How to spot patents that are vulnerable to obviousness attacks
  • How to strengthen patents that are vulnerable to such attacks
  • How to write and prosecute patent applications to reduce risks of obviousness attacks
  • How to consider and deal with combination drugs in the new environment
  • How the KSR decision requires changes in patent portfolio management processes
  • How to hedge against rules on hold that may force more compact procedures
  • How to improve efficiency in obtaining US patents
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    17:00

    Chairman’s Closing Remarks and Close of Conference

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    ‘A commitment to structured skills and knowledge enhancement for Personal or Professional competence’

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