Elisabeth Goodman, John Riddell

Knowledge Management in the Pharmaceutical Industry (eBook, PDF)

Enhancing Research, Development and Manufacturing Performance

• Format: PDF

Produktbeschreibung

Blending the authors' considerable experiences with those of interviewees and with their retrospective and forward-looking perspectives, this volume explains how to apply Knowledge Management in a variety of environments in order to achieve improved efficiency, better decision making and enhanced innovation. This is achieved by exploring Knowledge Management tools and techniques within the changing landscape of the pharmaceutical industry.

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Produktdetails

• Verlag: Taylor & Francis
• Seitenzahl: 204
• Erscheinungstermin: 22. April 2016
• Englisch
• ISBN-13: 9781317108795
• Artikelnr.: 49336296

Autorenporträt

Elisabeth Goodman (BSc Biochemistry, MSc Information Science) has 25+ years experience in Information Management and Business Consulting in Pharmaceutical R&D. She co-led SmithKline Beecham Information Management's organisational Knowledge Management strategy and later joined an internal GSK business consulting team to foster knowledge working within the team and more widely. Elisabeth now runs RiverRhee Consulting, whose primary aim is to enhance team effectiveness. John Riddell (BSc Chemistry) has 30+ years' experience in pharmaceutical manufacturing. He played a key role in GlaxoSmithKline Manufacturing's Knowledge Management programme, spread across 80 global locations, from inception through to its embedding in operational functions. John was responsible for a wide range of activities including leading the communities of practice programme, managing the expertise location system, and developing knowledge transfer techniques.

Inhaltsangabe

Part I Pharmaceutical Knowledge Management
Chapter 1 Setting the Parameters
Chapter 2 Relating People and Content
Chapter 3 Realising Pharmaceutical Value
Part II Operational Knowledge Management
Chapter 4 Research and Development
Chapter 5 Manufacturing
Chapter 6 Functional and Commercial Areas
Part III Knowledge Strategy
Chapter 7 Supporting and Sustaining Knowledge Management
Chapter 8 The Future of Knowledge Management