June 18, 2021

Top 4 benefits of hybrid virtual engagement

If you don’t have a hybrid strategy, here’s what you might be missing.
benefits of hybrid virtual engagement

We know that about 70% of life science teams plan to keep using virtual engagement even as travel resumes – but how can team leads ensure they’re getting the most from these interactions while providing the best experience for stakeholders? And how can life science organizations realize the benefits of hybrid virtual engagement by using technology specifically designed to enable their work?

We’ve discussed how hybrid engagement is likely to evolve as the year progresses, and how asynchronous communication can supplement live virtual and even in-person gatherings. In our new video, we highlight some of the most compelling benefits of hybrid virtual engagement, and why you should be putting it at the center of your insight-gathering plans.

As part of a holistic insights management strategy, hybrid virtual engagement yields not just a higher volume, but a higher quality of dialogue that works to eliminate insight gaps and provide a stronger basis for more confident decision-making.

By shifting work to a hybrid virtual environment, you’ll get better participation and increase the chances of building stronger, more successful relationships with KOLs, patients, and other important stakeholders. Best of all, you’ll have a successful, repeatable process that can be used across teams, geographies, and organizations.

Watch the video.

Related Posts:

Omnichannel insights strategy

One to watch: The omnichannel ecosystem for medical affairs

Catch up with us on video from events you may have missed. In this edition, learn how medical affairs leaders are getting more value from the insights they collect.
what is targeted therapy

What is targeted therapy? How health tech improves the process

How targeted therapy and technology come together for better cancer treatments.
life science industry trends

Life science trend tracker #3

An ongoing series about what’s new in life science and how companies can respond.