Pharma’s Aim: Tap Innovation In Emerging Markets To Fix Woes At Home
Executive Summary
Pharma must learn how to apply the best of its experiences in emerging markets to its traditional business, or, experts warn, invigorated competition from more nimble, faster-growing local players who have enjoyed success on their own turf will become a global threat.
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