60-day reviews held back marketing. AI now flags claim mismatches, letting experts validate rather than proofread.
A global professional services firm advises life sciences companies that face intense regulatory scrutiny and strict compliance requirements for every piece of promotional content.
Bringing promotional materials to market took an average of 60 days due to manual review cycles, severely limiting marketing agility. Reviewers...
“Everyone in the life sciences industry takes MLR very seriously, but this can lead to lengthy review cycles. The average time to bring promotional materials to market is around 60 days. That has a huge impact on the agility of pharmaceutical marketing.”
Global professional services for assurance, tax, consulting, and strategy.
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