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January 01, 2003
After a year that has endured the devastating effects of global economic recessions, corporate bankruptcies, lay-offs and reorganizations, the need for a stable work environment has been steadily moving toward the top of every employee's list of priorities. Industry analysts have been carefully watching for signs of how these factors, and the responses to them from government and regulatory agencies, may ultimately affect the corporate job environment as a whole. The following results of the fifth annual international employment survey show that while the pharmaceutical industry remains strong, its employees are only cautiously optimistic.
December 02, 2002
December's Contract Services articles include "Using Virtual Private Networks to Gain Competitive Advantage," by Mark Tuomenoska and "Outsourcing Outlook," by Jim Miller.
More than 1600 industry employees report about the status of their current work environment, including salary, job environment, and outlook for next year.
November 02, 2002
November's Contract Services articles include "Outsourcing Xbox Manufacturing," by Heather Hayes, "Outsourcing Outlook," by Jim Miller, and "Quality in Pharmacovigilance," by Brian Edwards and Jeffrey Priem.
October 02, 2002
The European Union is attempting to reform its current business environment in hopes of restoring its role in the lobal R&D sector.
September 02, 2002
The author discusses the potential effect on CROs of pending major-pharma mergers and consolidations.
When choosing a CRO, take the time to conduct an in-depth evaluation of each department, paying special attention to the quality and training of its personnel.
August 01, 2002
The author examines the concept of evaluating CRO operating performance in today's pharmaceutical industry.
The results of this 2002 survey of contract services decision makers reviews and forecasts the state of the outsourcing industry.
July 01, 2002
Carefully crafted outsourcing arrangements allow companies to become powerful partners in the quest for market share.