Client Success

Cut medical publication timelines up to 33%

A client team leveraged co-authoring technology to simplify and expedite publication development in pharma.

Goals

A team within a multibillion-dollar pharmaceutical company wanted to rethink the publication development process. Primary goals included:

  1. Finalize a manuscript as quickly as possible
  2. Improve the overall experience for authors and keep them engaged throughout
  3. Establish a repeatable process for future publications

Solution

The pharmaceutical company used the Within3 insights management platform’s document co-authoring capability. It provides a single, central document where any number of authors can add contributions and see each other’s input in real-time from any device, whenever it is convenient for them. Authors stayed engaged through built-in tools like a daily digest email alerting them to new comments and responses and the ability for the medical writer to remind authors who needed to contribute or respond to a query.

The company started the publication development process with a ten-day session to allow five authors to create the first draft outline. The next phase was a three-week draft review session, during which authors had the opportunity to contribute to the first draft of the manuscript. The authors could view related resources, read the article, make comments or queries, and respond to questions. The third and final session focused on the second draft of the article. It was available to the authors during a two-week review session for further refinement and final adjudication of any issues.

Results

With the flexibility of the over-time discussion platform and document co-authoring capability, the pharmaceutical company completely transformed its manuscript development process. The company realized several valuable benefits by using the document co-authoring platform:

  1. Reduced the timeframe needed to create publication by several months
  2. Created higher quality publication due to enhanced collaboration
  3. Improved author satisfaction

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