NGT BioPharma Consultants Welcomes Jim Weber, Strategist CMC
The journey to develop a product and move it toward health authority approval and eventual commercial success can be long and difficult. Obstacles along the path can slow this journey and risk a product development team’s ability to reach their destination. This is particularly true of small, early-stage teams working within tight budgets and timelines. One major issue can distract the team, exhaust the budget, and obstruct progress.
It is not uncommon for small biotech and biopharma startup companies to overlook Quality & Compliance when formulating their drug development plans and budgets. However, industry guidance from the International Conference on Harmonization (ICH) recommends that serious consideration be given to Quality Assurance (QA) very early in the process.
The journey to develop a product and move it toward health authority approval and eventual commercial success can be long and difficult. Obstacles along the path can slow this journey and risk a product development team’s ability to reach their destination. This is particularly true of small, early-stage teams working within tight budgets and timelines. One major issue can distract the team, exhaust the budget, and obstruct progress.
The journey to develop a product and move it toward health authority approval and eventual commercial success can be long and difficult. Obstacles along the path can slow this journey and risk a product development team’s ability to reach their destination. This is particularly true of small, early-stage teams working within tight budgets and timelines. One major issue can distract the team, exhaust the budget, and obstruct progress.