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Six Glocal Trends That Could Lift Or Drift India Pharma In 2021

 
• By Anju Ghangurde

Scrip takes a look at the key trends that could play out in 2021 to shape the trajectory of Indian drug makers, including evolving dynamics in the US under a new president. Thorny India-China relations will add a layer of complexity, while firms may also want to look beyond the chief information officers as they ramp up digital engagement.

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Indian pharma firms may need to deal with altered dynamics in 2021 as the new US administration takes charge and fleshes out overall healthcare policies and its stance towards China.

Soured India-China relations are also seen casting a shadow on business momentum, while digital acceleration looks here to stay, meaning companies may want to appoint a dedicated chief digital officer rather than relying on chief information

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