Posted: November 17, 2006
The recent eyeforpharma eCommunications and eMarketing conference held in Philadelphia included a
international mix of speakers and attendees. I met pharma people from China, Peru, Germany, UK, and
Mexico as well as the US. Of course, all were proponents of "e" for marketing and the two most
discussed topics were social marketing on the consumer side and eDetailing on the physician side.
I think it's OK to quote Mark Bard of Manhattan Research who said: "Half our clients think
eDetailing will be dead in 2 years, the other half says it will take off."
What exactly is required for eDetailing to take off in the next 2-5 years?
For some insights on this from conference speakers and attendees, see today's post to Pharma Marketing Blog.
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