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For 3 years in a row, Across Health has conducted its proprietary Digital Barometer survey in Europe. In Q4 2011, dedicated surveys were launched in the US and China. With publications of the results in the Pharmaceutical Executive and other leading publications, the Digital Barometer is a recognized and trusted barometer of the Life Sciences digital landscape.
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2011US Digital Barometer
for life sciences
Across HealthCEO
Fonny Schenck
Managing Partner, Across Group
CEO, Across Health
For several years now, Across Health has been running a unique digital landscape survey among life sciences leaders. This year’s edition we have reached out to EMEA, US and ASIA. The results of the Asian respondents gives you a 360° view on the status, challenges and future of “The New Normal”, aka digital, in life sciences.
I’m convinced you’ll find these results inspiring and trust they will help you reach the next level…
Thanks again for your participation and enjoy the hot-off-the press findings!
January 2012 Across Health Digital Barometer US 2011 2
Table of contents
• Executive summary
• Key survey statistics
• Digital landscape: as-is situation• Digital satisfaction
• Benchmark against competitors and other industries
• Most common eTactics
• Key challenges• Bottlenecks
• Digital understanding & processes
• ROI measurement
• The future of digital in life sciences• Digital integration & budgets
Across Health Digital Barometer US 20113January 2012
Executive summary
January 2012 4 Across Health Digital Barometer US 2011
Executive summary
“It’s not about being
digital anymore, it’s
now about being
clever with digital.”
Peter Hinssen
Digital Barometer US 2011
• Digital satisfaction is quite low in the US
• The most popular tactics are websites and search
engine optimization. But several new tools, like
mobile marketing and social media are heavily
piloted
• Regulatory or legal issues are the main bottleneck
followed by ROI and healthcare compliance
concerns; 61% feel they do not have sufficient
knowledge
• Digital opportunities are mostly being included in the
marketing process
• Digital budgets continue to be low vs total marketing
spend
January 2012 5 Across Health Digital Barometer US 2011
Key survey statistics
6January 2012 Across Health Digital Barometer US 2011
Table of contents
• Executive summary
• Key survey statistics
• Digital landscape: as-is situation• Digital satisfaction
• Benchmark against competitors and other industries
• Most common eTactics
• Key challenges• Bottlenecks
• Digital understanding & processes
• ROI measurement
• The future of digital in life sciences• Digital integration & budgets
7 Across Health Digital Barometer US 2011January 2012
Key stats
at a glance
• 46 respondents from US life sciences
companies completed the online survey
between September - October 2011
• Industry spread
Pharma, biotech, medical devices, OTC,
generics
• Functional spread
Marketing, eBusiness/Digital, IT, sales,
medical, other
• Local vs international spread
Global, local
8 Across Health Digital Barometer US 2011January 2012
Most respondents work in a global function in pharma
and have a marketing responsibility
2%
2%
11%
20%
65%
Generics
OTC
Medical devices
Biotechnology
Pharmaceutical
January 2012 9 Across Health Digital Barometer US 2011
Global57%
US41%
Other2%
Marketing56%Other
18%
eBusiness/Digital10%
IT8%
Sales6%
Medical2%
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Digital landscape
Table of contents
• Executive summary
• Key survey statistics
• Digital landscape: as-is situation• Digital satisfaction
• Benchmark against competitors and other industries
• Most common eTactics
• Key challenges• Bottlenecks
• Digital understanding & processes
• ROI measurement
• The future of digital in life sciences• Digital integration & budgets
January 2012 11 Across Health Digital Barometer US 2011
Executive summaryDigital landscape
• Satisfaction with digital is still very low
• The satisfaction level around activities towards HCPs is 13% while digital patient programmes are even lower at 6%
• Interestingly, the gap with other industries is less pronounced, but still only 24% feel ahead vs 31% who feel behind.
• The most popular tactics are websites and search engine optimization
• But several new tools, like mobile marketing and social media are heavily piloted
• All eTactics will be increasingly used by the end of 2012
“The great thing in the world is not so much where we stand, as in what direction we are moving.”
Oliver W. Holmes
January 2012 12 Across Health Digital Barometer US 2011
Only 19% is satisfied with current digital activities (Europe even
lower: 12%)
On a scale from 0 to 5, how satisfied are you with your current digital activities?
Extremely
Satisfied
Extremely
DissatisfiedMean: 3,57
7%9%
30%
35%
15%
4%
0 1 2 3 4 5
January 2012 13 Across Health Digital Barometer US 2011
19%
Only 13% feel they are ahead in using digital towards healthcare
professionals (Europe 15%)
How would you rank your company versus your competitors in using digital marketing
initiatives targeted at healthcare professionals?
13%
HCPs
3%
21%
39%
24%
8%5%
No opinion Far behind Behind Average Ahead Far ahead
January 2012 14 Across Health Digital Survey US 2011
6% feels they are ahead of competition when it comes to digital
marketing to consumers/patients (Europe 17%)
How would you rank your company versus your competitors in using digital marketing
initiatives targeted at consumers/patients?
Patients
5%
16%
53%
21%
3% 3%
No opinion Far behind Behind Average Ahead Far ahead
6%
January 2012 15 Across Health Digital Barometer US 2011
How would you rank your company versus leading other industries
in optimally leveraging the internet?
31% feel they are behind the other industries in leveraging the
internet when comparing with other industries (Europe 67%)
Digital vs other industries
31%
3%
13%
18%
42%
21%
3%
No opinion Far behind Behind Average Ahead Far ahead
January 2012 16 Across Health Digital Barometer US 2011
The product website is the most important eTactic, shortly
followed by the company website and search engine optimization.
Mobile marketing and social media are heavily piloted
January 2012 17 Across Health Digital Barometer US 2011
83%
79%
62%
57%
53%
51%
51%
47%
45%
34%
30%
30%
23%
21%
21%
19%
15%
6%
2%
19%
23%
13%
21%
15%
21%
28%
26%
23%
30%
55%
19%
21%
43%
26%
6%
13%
11%
13%
26%
17%
21%
19%
19%
28%
30%
28%
19%
47%
40%
36%
45%
4%
6%
9%
6%
9%
11%
13%
13%
9%
13%
17%
13%
2%
13%
17%
2%
15%
Product website
Company website
Search Engine Optimization
eMail Marketing
Disease webstie
Web conference
Web banners
Search Engine Advertising
Tablet eDetailing
HCP Self-service portal
Online medical education
Virtual eDetailing
Mobile marketing
Online advisory board
eMSL
Social media
eRep
Often / Standard practice Pilot planned or ongoing Never Do not know / NA
How often do you use the following digital tactics TODAY?
By the end of 2012, all eTactics will be used more often. Mobile
marketing, Search Engine Optimization and eMail marketing are
among the fastest growers
January 2012 18 Across Health Digital Barometer US 2011
64%
53%
53%
53%
49%
47%
45%
45%
45%
40%
40%
38%
36%
34%
34%
28%
28%
15%
30%
26%
15%
30%
13%
15%
28%
21%
45%
36%
28%
43%
40%
51%
19%
23%
2%
4%
6%
2%
2%
9%
2%
4%
4%
4%
4%
6%
2%
4%
2%
2%
2%
19%
13%
15%
30%
19%
32%
38%
23%
30%
11%
19%
28%
19%
21%
13%
51%
47%
Mobile marketing
Search Engine Optimization
eMail marketing
Social media
Web conference
Virtual eDetailing
eRep
Tablet eDetailing
HCP self-service portal
Product website
Web Banners
Online medical education
Search Engine Advertising
Disease website
Company website
eMSL
Online advisory board
Increase no change decrease not used
How often will you use the following digital tactics by the end of 2012?
Key challenges
19January 2012 Across Health Digital Barometer US 2011
Table of contents
• Executive summary
• Key survey statistics
• Digital landscape: as-is situation• Digital satisfaction
• Benchmark against competitors and other industries
• Most common eTactics
• Key challenges• Bottlenecks
• Digital understanding & processes
• ROI measurement
• The future of digital in life sciences• Digital integration & budgets
January 2012 20 Across Health Digital Barometer US 2011
Executive summary
“When you're
finished changing,
you're finished.”
Benjamin Franklin
Key challenges
• Introducing digital is still very challenging
• Regulatory or legal issues are the main
bottleneck followed by ROI and healthcare
compliance concerns
• 85% are measuring ROI in some way or another,
still it remains a major bottleneck
• 61% feel they do not have sufficient knowledge
January 2012 21 Across Health Digital Barometer US 2011
Regulatory, ROI and healthcare compliance concerns are most
important bottlenecks
51%
10%
10%
10%
3%
5%
13%
23%
13%
15%
3%
13%
8%
3%
21%
5%
5%
10%
15%
10%
13%
5%
5%
5%
Regulatory or legal issues
Healthcare compliance concerns
ROI questions
Pharmacovigilance issues (adverse event …
No budget
No senior management support
Not enough internal knowledge in this area
No clear eBusiness strategy
No headcount to support this
Customers are not ready
No expert agencies with pharma …
Most important bottleneck Second most important bottleneck Third most important bottleneck
January 2012 22 Across Health Digital Barometer US 2011
2% 2%
10%
44%41%
Never - would love to, but do not know how
Never - not relevant
Rarely
Sometimes
Always
ROI is seen as a major hurdle, however 85% is measuring this in
some way or another
Do you measure the impact of your digital activities?
ROI
85%
January 2012 23 Across Health Digital Barometer US 2011
4%
20%
37%33%
7%
Totally insufficient Insufficient Between sufficient and insufficient Sufficient More than sufficient (expert)
61% feel they do not have sufficient knowledge
Do you feel that you have sufficient knowledge of all opportunities offered by the internet for
your business activities?
Internal knowledge
61%
January 2012 24 Across Health Digital Barometer US 2011
69% confirms that SOPs are in place for digital
Does your company have standard operating procedures or other procedures for the use of the
internet in customer-facing activities?
Knowledge sharingJanuary 2012 Across Health Digital Barometer US 201125
Yes69%
No29%
Do not know2%
Only 49% has formal processes to share information about digital
strategies
Are there any formal processes to share the information about digital strategies within your
company?
Knowledge sharingJanuary 2012 26 Across Health Digital Barometer US 2011
Yes49%No, but
should be in place
37%
No, it is not required
12%
Do not know2%
The future of digitalIn Life Sciences
27January 2012 Across Health Digital Barometer US 2011
Table of contents
• Executive summary
• Key survey statistics
• Digital landscape: as-is situation• Digital satisfaction
• Benchmark against competitors and other industries
• Most common eTactics
• Key challenges• Bottlenecks
• Digital understanding & processes
• ROI measurement
• The future of digital in life sciences• Digital integration & budgets
January 2012 28 Across Health Digital Barometer US 2011
Executive summary
“My interest is in the
future because I am
going to spend the
rest of my life there.”
Charles F. Kettering
The future of digital
in Life Sciences
• Digital opportunities are now being included in the
marketing process
• Digital budgets will continue to increase, but the absolute
growth will remain limited due to the low base
• Digital budgets will be released by shifting budget away
from traditional channels: advertising, direct mail and
primary care sales force
• Mobile: most apps are around treatment guidelines and
product info/updates, are directed to physicians, and
are developed on Apple iOS and Android
• Social media: Patients are the most important target
group; most communication is one-way vs two-way
• For digital communication in general, specialists,
patients and GPs are the key target groups
January 2012 Across Health Digital Barometer US 201129
69% of respondents are now including digital opportunities in the
marketing planning process
Are digital opportunities included in the budget and marketing planning processes?
2%
29%
45%
24%
Not at all
No, but it is changing
Yes, this is the case for several brands
Yes, this is the case for all brands
January 2012 30 Across Health Digital Barometer US 2011
However the digital marketing budgets are on the low side…
If you oversee a product budget, which percentage of it is
allocated to digital marketing this year?
40%
28%
24%
8%
Less than 5%
Between 5 and 10%
Between 10 and 15%
More than 15%
January 2012 31 Across Health Digital Barometer US 2011
8%
18%
41%
31%
0%3%
0%
Decrease by more than 25% Decrease between 1 and 24%
Stay the same Increase between 1 and 20%
Increase between 21 and 50% Increase more than 50% and 100%
Will more than double
Only 34% thinks their OVERALL marketing budget will increase by
the end of 2012
How do you think your OVERALL budget will evolve BY THE END OF 2012?
(NOTE: this is the marketing budget EXCLUDING salesforce costs)
Overall budget
34%
January 2012 32 Across Health Digital Barometer US 2011
0%
8%
36%
44%
8%3% 3%
Decrease by more than 25% Decrease between 1 and 24%
Stay the same Increase between 1 and 20%
Increase between 21 and 50% Increase more than 50% and 100%
Will more than double
...while 58% think DIGITAL budget will increase by the end of 2012
How do you think your DIGITAL budget will evolve BY THE END OF 2012?
(NOTE: this is the marketing budget EXCLUDING salesforce costs)
Digital budget
58%
January 2012 33 Across Health Digital Barometer US 2011
73% plan to increase digital budget by shifting money away from
traditional marketing budgets
How are you planning to fund the increase in digital spending?
Knowledge sharingJanuary 2012 Across Health Digital Barometer US 201134
73%
27%
will increase digital budget by shifting money away from the traditional marketing budget
will increase digital budget but will NOT shift money away from the traditional marketing budget
Advertising, direct mail and primary care salesforce are most
important channels to shift money away from
53%
27%
7%
7%
7%
20%
40%
20%
7%
13%
7%
13%
13%
27%
20%
13%
7%
Advertising
Direct mail
Primary care salesforce
Medical education
Specialist salesforce
Newsletter
Other
Most important channel you intend to shift money away from
Second most important channel you intend to shift money away from
Third most important channel you intend to shift money away from
January 2012 35 Across Health Digital Barometer US 2011
From which of the following traditional channels will you shift money away to digital?
The delay of FDA guidance negatively impacts digital marketing
Will the delay of FDA guidance limit your use of digital marketing for patient and/or physician
engagement?
FDA guidanceJanuary 2012 36 Across Health Digital Barometer US 2011
Yes63%
No37%
Social media: patients are the most important target group for use
of social media, followed by SPs and GPs; most communication is
one-way vs two-way
January 2012 37 Across Health Digital Barometer US 2011
In which way are you using the following social media tactics?
Social media
39%
29%
27%
27%
25%
22%
14%
2%
Patients & …
Specialists
General …
Key opinion leaders
Nurses & caregivers
Payers
Pharmacists
others
Listening or talking (1 way)
24%
16%
16%
16%
12%
10%
10%
0%
Patients & consumers
General practitioners
Specialists
Key opinion leaders
Payers
Pharmacists
Nurses & caregivers
others
Engaging (2 ways)
* Percentages in total base (e.g. percentage = # that engage with specialists / # that answered this question)
Most respondents assume a “wait & see attitude” regarding the
recent Facebook decision to allow comments
What impact does the recent Facebook decision to allow comments have on your social media
activities?
FacebookJanuary 2012 38 Across Health Digital Barometer US 2011
16%
13%
42%
29%
Discontinuing Facebook page
Will open page to comments
No impact for now
N/A
Most apps are around treatment guidelines and product
info/updates; more interactive types of apps stay behind
January 2012 39 Across Health Digital Barometer US 2011
18%
17%
12%
11%
11%
11%
7%
6%
5%
2%
Treatment guidelines
Product info/updates
Medical news/article updates
Adherence/compliance tracker
Diagnosis tool
Dosage calculator
Symptom tracker
CME
Other
Remote monitoring of patients
What types of apps do you develop or have developed?
Mobile
January 2012 40 Across Health Digital Barometer US 2011
Mobile
63%
46%
20%
Physicians
Patients
Other target group
Mobile: app development is mostly directed to physicians
Which target group do you develop or have developed apps for the following operating systems?
* Respondents that have at developed at least one app (on any OS) for a specific target group
Mobile: app development is mostly for Apple iOS and Android
January 2012 41 Across Health Digital Barometer US 2011
9%
9%
5%
5%
5%
5%
4%
4%
Apple iOS (iPhone)
Blackberry (phone)
Android (phone)
Apple iOS (iPad)
Blackberry (tablet)
Other OS
Android (tablet)
Symbian
Other
Which target group do you develop or have developed apps for the following operating systems?
Mobile
39%
39%
20%
18%
9%
9%
4%
4%
Apple iOS (iPhone)
Apple iOS (iPad)
Android (phone)
Blackberry (phone)
Android (tablet)
Blackberry (tablet)
Symbian
Other OS
Physicians
34%
21%
16%
14%
7%
7%
5%
5%
Apple iOS (iPhone)
Apple iOS (iPad)
Android (phone)
Blackberry (phone)
Blackberry (tablet)
Other OS
Android (tablet)
Symbian
Patients
* Percentages in total base (e.g. percentage = # that develop for Apple iOS for physicians / # that answered this question)
Which main customer groups will you be targeting most through digital channels TODAY?
Please select your the target group in terms of budget spend.
Specialists, patients and GPs are the key target groups for digital
communication today
January 2012 42 Across Health Digital Barometer US 2011
38%
21%
23%
11%
4%
2%
23%
23%
23%
19%
2%
6%
2%
6%
17%
9%
9%
15%
11%
13%
13%
4%
4%
Specialists
Patients
GP
KOL
Hospitals
Pharmacists
Payers
Nurses/caregivers
Other
Patient assoc
First Second Third
They will remain key target groups for digital communication by the
end of 2012, with patients & consumers gaining more importance
January 2012 43 Across Health Digital Barometer US 2011
36%
26%
15%
9%
4%
6%
2%
2%
21%
21%
26%
13%
4%
2%
4%
4%
4%
9%
11%
13%
13%
15%
11%
6%
13%
6%
4%
Specialists
Patients
GP
KOL
Payers
Pharmacists
Patient assoc
Nurses/caregivers
Hospitals
Other
First Second Third
Which main customer groups will you be targeting most through digital channels BY THE END
OF 2012? Please select your the target group in terms of budget spend.
13%
24%26%
8%
13%
8%
Based on experience/gut feelingBased on a conceptual framework on marketing mixBased on market researchBased on customer feedbackBased on last years budgetBased on econometric modeling
24% rely on an actual framework around marketing mix and 8% on
(expensive) econometric modeling, while another 34% has at least
some foundation for their decisions
How do you define your marketing mix / multichannel allocation?
34%
January 2012 44 Across Health Digital Barometer US 2011
CRM minisurvey
45January 2012 Across Health Digital Barometer US 2011
Executive summary
"We've spent the last
30 years focusing on
the T in IT, and we'll
spend the next 30
years focusing on
the I.“
Peter Drucker
CRM minisurvey
• CRM integration is poor
• Still, CRM is considered a strategic asset by the
majority of the respondents
• And even more respondents consider their
organization to be customer-centric, despite the
poor CRM integration
• There are companies all along the spectrum with
regard to the size of email databases, but overall
the score is low
January 2012 Across Health Digital Barometer US 201146
16%
5%3%
8%
26%
32%
11%
Do not know 0 1 2 3 4 5
Most respondents consider their organization to be more or less
customer-centric
Please rate the following statements on a scale from 0 (totally disagree) to 5 (totally agree):
We are a customer-centric organization
Customer-centric organisation
68%
January 2012 47 Across Health Digital Barometer US 2011
18%
0%
11%
13%
21%24%
13%
Do not know 0 1 2 3 4 5
And they see CRM as as a strategic asset – but opinions still vary
quite a lot...
Please rate the following statements on a scale from 0 (totally disagree) to 5 (totally agree):
CRM is a strategic asset in our company and not just an IT tool
CRM strategic asset
58%
January 2012 48 Across Health Digital Barometer US 2011
11%
34%
26%
11%
18%
0%
do not know
not at all
not yet, but we have plans to do this
project underway
basic integration in place
sophisticated integration in place
If we dig a bit deeper, the “360° vision” is not supported by day-to-day CRM
priorities: only 18% is integrating web initiatives into the CRM system today
Are your web initiatives integrated into your CRM system to ensure a 360°view of your
customers?
CRM integration
18%
January 2012 49 Across Health Digital Barometer US 2011
29%
5%
18%
13%11%
18%
5%
Do not know 0 1 2 3 4 5
And customer email address databases are still not a reality
Please rate the following statements on a scale from 0 (totally disagree) to 5 (totally agree):
We have over 40% of our customer's email addresses in our CRM system
CRM email database
34%
January 2012 50 Across Health Digital Barometer US 2011
Final thoughts
January 2012 51Across Health Digital Barometer US 2011
So will 2012 be agrand cru for “fusion”?
Fonny Schenck
Managing Partner, Across Group
CEO, Across Health
Clearly, digital is increasingly being seen as a key component of the future business model... Although low, budgets are increasing and companies want to enhance their knowledge around digital.
The key hurdles remain the same however: regulatory/legal concerns and lack of a digital strategy...
So, will 2011 be the digital “turning point”? Will you boost your online budget beyond the symbolic level? Will you spend it on the right digital channels based on a marketing mix assessment and integration with your marketing strategy? Will you integrate digital with offline? And will you go for the right mix of implementation of best practices, improvement of existing initiatives and true innovation?
I wish you every success on this exciting journey!!
January 2012 Across Health Digital Barometer US 2011 52
About Across Health
COMPANY• 60+ strong consultancy
• Focus on innovative customer-centric approaches
• (e-powering traditional channels– “fusion”)
• From strategy to implementation and success
metrics/KPIs
• Unique offering in the industry
TARGET CUSTOMERS
• Pharmaceuticals
• Devices & Diagnostics
• Hospitals
• Patient & Professional Associations
INTERNATIONAL EXPANSION ONGOING
• Head offices in Belgium
• Offices in the US, Netherlands, France, UK, Switzerland,
Spain, Nordics, Germany, and China
Extensive experience at regional/global level
AND
local execution power
January 2012 Across Health Digital Barometer US 2011 53
0203
04 01
InnovationIntegrated execution
Impact
Insight
How do we operate?
The 4 Is
We measure the impact of the new
strategy using dashboards,
KPIs,…and create best-practice
documents/tools.
We summarize key trends, best
practices and benchmarks - also from
related and other industries - and
compare them to your current situation.
We support you in the implementationof our recommendations – from project management to website development,
edetailing, dialogue marketing, remote selling & education, change
management, process & organizational design and creative execution
We come up with a 2-3 year
innovative, balanced and integrated
roadmap and strategy to move into
the new space, based on workshops,
customer interviews and Across
insights.
January 2012 Across Health Digital Barometer US 2011 54
Our international footprint
January 2012 Across Health Digital Barometer US 2011 55
Some of our key references
January 2012 Across Health Digital Barometer US 2011 56
These results have been compiled by Joshua Caggiula, Yue Feng & Bernard Depaepe
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