Papers, playbooks and films
Everything here examines the same distance, between an approved medicine and a patient who stays on therapy long enough to benefit. Three of the papers open with a preview you can read without giving an email.
Paper
Pharma's Hidden Intent-to-Impact Gap
In some therapeutic areas up to half of written scripts never become initiated therapy. Where the leakage occurs, and how field intelligence closes it.
25 pages · 8-page preview, no form
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Playbook
The GLP-1 Masterclass in Customer Consciousness
The next GLP-1 is already forming. The customer conditions, cultural forces and scientific signals that show where the next category will emerge.
39 pages · 7-page preview, no form
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Playbook
Consumer-Grade Pharma: The New Commercial Reality
Where value leaks, why conventional approaches fail to address it, and the system-level choices leaders have to make.
10-page brief, no form
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Industry Paper
The Pharma Front Door
An enterprise relationship layer connecting medical information, patient support and hub services, so the organization knows what a customer needs next.
Industry paper
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Playbook
Five Customer Excellence Value Leaps for Marketers
A five-point action plan to renew the value proposition of CMOs and marketers, from the authors of The Customer Excellence Enterprise.
Free download
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Every paper here is about the same person.
Someone was prescribed a medicine that worked in a trial. A year later they are not taking it. The papers, the films and the book are all attempts to explain why, and what a commercial system can actually do about it.
Films
Three short films on where value leaks, what Customer Excellence changes, and what it asks of marketers.
The Customer Excellence Enterprise
A playbook for creating customers for life, published by John Wiley and Sons.
Customer-centricity has become one of the most overused and underdelivered ideas in modern business. Nearly every organization claims it. Few have built the structures required to make it real. The book closes that gap, showing leaders how to embed customer-centricity into the DNA of the enterprise as a system of leadership, culture and ways of working rather than a programme or a slogan.
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If any of this describes a gap you recognize, closing it structurally and consistently is the work of The Customer Excellence AGENCY.

