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  • * Gemalto Integrates Qualcomm Technology to Enable Rapid and Cost Effective Design and Deployment of M2M Solutions

    Gemalto (Euronext NL0000400653 GTO), the world leader in digital security, will add a new module based on the Qualcomm Technologies, Inc. QSC 6270-Turbo chipset to its Cinterion® portfolio of cellular modules and devices.

  • * Alison Kay appointed to lead Global Power & Utilities at Ernst & Young

    (BUSINESS WIRE)-- Ernst & Young has announced the appointment of Alison Kay as the new Global Sector Leader for Power & Utilities, effective as of 1 July 2013. Alison will lead a global team of 3,600 professionals with extensive technical experience in providing assurance, tax, transaction and advisory services to the power and utilities sector.

  • * Intelligent Energy and Etisalat Announce Energy Device Collaboration

    Intelligent Energy, the global power technology company, today announced a collaboration with world-leading telecommunications company, Etisalat Nigeria, starting immediately. The companies will work together to test personal energy devices powered by Intelligent Energy’s proven fuel cell technology, with an Etisalat user trial to commence in this quarter.

  • * Lundbeck: Depressive Symptoms Are Frequent During Manic Episodes of Bipolar I Disorder

    Lundbeck today presented results at the American Psychiatric Association (APA) Congress from post hoc analyses in bipolar I disorder patients, which confirm that depressive symptoms are frequent during manic episodes.1

  • * Arthur D. Little creates strategy for healthcare launch excellence

    Launch excellence can shorten time-to-market and deliver additional sales LONDON - Tuesday, May 21st 2013 [ME NewsWire] (BUSINESS WIRE)-- After years of low productivity, R&D in leading pharmaceutical and biotech companies is starting to deliver on its promises; the number of New Molecular Entities (NMEs) approved by the US FDA has leveled out and biotech companies’ share prices are rising, indicating profitable business models. Now is the time for launch. Arthur D. Little’s (ADL) latest viewpoint, ‘Launch excellence for new medicines,’ assesses the key success factors for the successful launch of new medicines. According to ADL’s most recent project experience, launch excellence has the power to shorten time-to-market by four to six months and it can deliver additional incremental annual sales of up to €50m. In the past, it seemed natural for big pharma companies to launch NMEs in known business areas and territories. However, due to global market access challenges, companies need to transform their launch approach. Healthcare delivery is undergoing a transformation due to the convergence of new developments in IT, telecommunications and medicine. Communications through social media, collaborations with telecommunications companies and joint software development with IT companies will become an integral part of future sales processes in the pharmaceutical industry. So how do companies manage the complexity of global product launch in a dynamic environment of emerging markets, new technologies and changing market access requirements? “Launch organization is key,” say ADL’s Healthcare practitioners. “Companies need to establish a launch governance, a culture of transparency and information exchange; and provide the appropriate structures and tools. The launch status should be constantly tracked to ensure that early signs of delays or underperformance are detected and tackled in time.” To be successful in NME launches, ADL says it is not enough to analyze the market in terms of epidemiology, competitors, prescribers and previous ramp-up curves. Instead, launching companies should finalize the value proposition of the drug five years prior to launch. To prepare for the successful market entry, commercial and operational launch teams should integrate into R&D teams and a launch plan must be developed and tracked to bring everybody up to speed. Finally, companies need to engage with stakeholders in key markets to ensure the new therapy will meet their launch requirements. The full report can be downloaded at: www.adl.com/Launch_excellence Contacts Sue Glanville/Cate Bonthuys Say Communications for Arthur D. Little Tel: + 44 (0)20 8971 6400 arthurdlittle@saycomms.co.uk

  • * Adak Seafood Processing Equipment to Be Sold at Auction

    Hilco Industrial, a world leader in industrial machinery and equipment auctions, will conduct the sale of over 500 lots of seafood processing equipment formerly owned by a very large seafood company.

  • * New Study Reports Key Findings for the ABThera™ Open Abdomen Negative Pressure Therapy System

    Observational Study Showed Significantly Improved Patient Outcomes When the ABThera™ Negative Pressure Therapy System was Used in Open Abdomen Surgery

  • * DocuSign Momentum Accelerates as More Enterprises DocuSign to Keep Business Digital™

    Global Network Exceeds 37M Users as Companies DocuSign to Speed Transactions, Reduce Costs & Delight Clients