Today, we’re talking interface - specifically, eLearning systems. Platforms.
You know the drill. You login to the corporate system. Then you land on an intranet. Then you have to find the training page (maybe there are multiple training pages for different roles). Then you have to look for what you’re supposed to do.
Why can’t you just [...]
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Have you registered for the SPBT conference, coming in May? What are you waiting for…go there now! (and check out that hotel ->
From Med Ad News - articles on e-detailing/telesales (and impact on current sales practices) - here and here.
From Business Week - the 10 worst presentation habits. Plus, a link to a [...]
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Posted in Amgen, Daiichi Sankyo, Genentech, Lilly, Medical Devices, Medicine, Novartis, Pfizer, Pharma, Pharma News, Pharmaceutical, Statins, Wyeth, tagged Avastin, Baxter, heparin, Rituxan, Sutent, Xyntha on February 23, 2008 | No Comments »
Novartis Pharma US CEO Alex Gorsky resigns.
Genentech’s Avastin and breast cancer - meets study goals, gets approved.
Heparin investigation gets ugly for Baxter. If you click on the link in the 2nd paragraph to look at the pictures of manufacturing in China, do so well before your next meal…uggh.
New treatment for Hemophilia A - Wyeth’s Xyntha [...]
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A fascinating Flash animation showing 5,000 years of history in 90 seconds - specifically, the various empires that have ruled the Middle East. Very cool!
What does it look like when a bullet goes through 3 water balloons? Like this!
Panorama of Paris at night. Breathtaking.
Did you miss the lunar eclipse last week? Check out this spectacular [...]
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Posted in Business, Communications, Consulting, Reviews, Technology, Video, Web, tagged grand central, iphone, oovoo on February 22, 2008 | 4 Comments »
In the relentless pursuit of fun with technology business efficiency, I’ve recently put in place three new toys tools. Here are my off-the-cuff initial impressions:
1. Apple iPhone:
Tired of a cell phone that wasn’t a great performer, and wanting to consolidate a number of functions (contacts, calendar, e-mail, music, etc.) into one device, I decided to [...]
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Perusing through the home page design of major pharma companies, today I arrived at Merck.com. First impression - visual overload! Lots of links and sections, not much white space, and the overall sense that it was going to be serious “work” to find what I needed here - or even to know what it is [...]
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The article starts out this way:
I look at the pharmaceutical industry from a public-relations perspective and I see this: A business that has lost its heart and its soul.
Kevin is an editor and blogger over at O’Dwyer, a P.R. news firm. He goes on to describe the downward spiral of the reputation of “Big [...]
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Posted in Fun, Healthcare, Medicine on February 12, 2008 | No Comments »
What kind of headline is this???
Healthy Lifestyle Is the Secret to Longer Life, Researchers Say
Hello? We needed another study to tell us this? And when you read the “findings,” it’s all so self-evident that you wonder why someone would bother.
Perhaps next we’ll read: Not Dying Lowers Mortality Rate, Study Says.
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This week, it’s time to review AstraZeneca’s home page, in my occasional forays into critiquing the websites of pharmaceutical companies. I don’t do exhaustive site reviews here; just high-level impressions of the home page and the overall navigation design.
When you type www.astrazeneca.com into your browser, you arrive at the home page of the AZ International [...]
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Posted in After Hours, Fun on February 11, 2008 | No Comments »
How would you react if you walked into Grand Central Station and saw hundreds of people “frozen in time”? Probably a lot like this (video).
Admit it - you’ve always wanted to do something like this.
Making holographs in minutes - if you groove on interesting technology, you’ll enjoy this.
Extreme hail pictures. Cars don’t stand a chance [...]
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