How Manufacturers Can Optimize Hub Services
How Manufacturers Can Optimize Hub Services
DeWayne Manning of Archbow Consulting joins The IDI Podcast to discuss hub services. DeWayne has over 25 years of experience advising clients on specialty products, reimbursement, patient access programs, business process optimization, technology integration, and data management. Hub services are universal offerings from pharmaceutical manufacturers designed to create a single point of contact with patients. However, as specialty products have become more common, hub services have evolved to support product brand strategies.
Where are hub services headed, and how can manufacturers and market access help? Click the link below to listen to DeWayne on The IDI Podcast and to learn how to optimize your hub services for your unique commercial needs.
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