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Project Management Team in Pharma Company: Roles and Responsibilities

The document discusses the roles and responsibilities of project management teams in pharmaceutical companies. It outlines how drug development is a complex, lengthy, and multidisciplinary endeavor that requires effective management processes to progress projects on time and on budget while addressing high risks. Project management teams in pharma include members with expertise in their fields and skills in communication, analysis, and being pragmatic and proactive. The objectives of project teams depend on the tasks and involve developing the product, ensuring its quality and regulatory approval, patent protection, supply chain management, and marketing for launch.
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Project Management Team in Pharma Company: Roles and Responsibilities

The document discusses the roles and responsibilities of project management teams in pharmaceutical companies. It outlines how drug development is a complex, lengthy, and multidisciplinary endeavor that requires effective management processes to progress projects on time and on budget while addressing high risks. Project management teams in pharma include members with expertise in their fields and skills in communication, analysis, and being pragmatic and proactive. The objectives of project teams depend on the tasks and involve developing the product, ensuring its quality and regulatory approval, patent protection, supply chain management, and marketing for launch.
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PROJECT MANAGEMENT

TEAM IN PHARMA
COMPANY
ROLES AND RESPONSIBILITIES
Team members make a difference

PRESENTED BY: SHREYA MAHESHWARI


Drug development is a business and it must be
profitable for it to flourish in future. The
fundamentals of any business depend upon
getting a worthwhile return on investment.
- KIRAN MAZUMDAR SHAW, AN INDIAN BILLIONAIRE ENTREPRENEUR

FOUNDER BIOCON
Drug development involves
translation of cutting edge
science into reality discovery
development to registration
Launch is a complex, lengthy,
multidisciplinary endeavour.
The enterprise is highly risky-
consumes substantial resources.
Companies recognise the need to
establish effective management
processes to progress projects to
agreed development plans and to
budget
How pharma management is not generic?
Pharma companies are routinely addressing -

01 02 03 04 05

Rapid High Stringent Very long


Novel obsolescence safety regulatory product
technology of products thresholds requirement development
cycles

As medical and scientific knowledge progresses, the requisite understanding of a products


mode of action in the patient increases, and the challenges increase for the product team.
Knowledge and expertise in their field
01
Listening and communication skills
02 TYPICAL
QUALITIES OF

03
PROJECT
Pragmatic skills MANAGEMENT
TEAM
MEMBERS
Analytical skills and Proactive skills 04
Membership determined by the tasks and agenda 05
“Can do” attitude
06
In pharma, Objectives depend on Objects of Teams like

Management/ Will provide raw


Develop the product Required for the material necessary
Authority will launching of the for the
through natural,
run the analytical, clinical product which will development
project. study serve the through active and
application excipient sourcing

Management/ Development Supply chain


Registration
Authority department department
In pharma, Objectives depend on Objects of Teams like

Assure the quality For business purpose Marketing


of the product patent right is to be department will All these
according to ensured deal with the departments
marketing market to launch impact parallely
authorization the product. on cost and time

Quality Assurance patent Marketing Parallely impacting cost and time

broadly segmenting the objective- development of the product and then launching in the market
-performed within time frame & budget.
WORK BREAKDOWN STRUCTURE
1. Tree structure.
PROJECT PLANNING, SCHEDULING AND CONTROL
2. Subdivision of effort required
Different method can be considered for achieving an objective.
planning of project management such as
3. WBS- developed by starting with
Work Breakdown Structure the end objective and
successively subdividing it into
HORIZONTAL ROW- Provides main project phases manageable components in
terms of size, duration, and
VERTICAL - Provides work packages of each phase responsibility- achieve objective.
TRIPLE CONSTRAINT TRIANGLE
referred to as the
Projects need to be "Project Management
performed and delivered Triangle," two
under certain constraints change
constraints. without affecting the COST AND RESOURCES
PERFORMANCE
other
1. scope/ work
requirements- cost, where each side
performance represents a constraint.
2. time-to market One side of the triangle
TIME TO MARKET
3. resources cannot be changed
Project manager
Accountabilities

Delivery of the project to time, cost, and target


profile.

Responsibilities

Provide leadership of transnational project teams.

Manage the optimal development of multiple


projects from candidate selection through to
successful product launched and full life cycle
management.
WHO IS IN A PROJECT TEAM ?

TYPICAL PROJECT ORGANIZATION


“identify a novel mechanism and the world will beat a path to your door
with a clinical application.”
This worked well for antibiotics and first generation of drug receptors but do not forget that the
central action of propranolol in the treatment of hypertension was not expected—it was being
developed for the treatment of angina through a peripheral effect on cardiac receptors. As the
clinical targets have become more elusive and the regulatory and technical barriers
have increased, so have the pressures on the project team to perform.

In truth, essential though they are, bar charts, risk registers, and financial spreadsheets do not
make for project management in themselves;

It has got far more to do with the soft side of managing people and there is no doubt that the
most successful project managers have an uncanny knack of drawing people to them and
persuading them to devote their efforts to the common purpose.- called THE PROJECT TEAM

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