Workplace Search for Life Sciences
You deserve a better way to search.
For Life Sciences organizations, finding a fast, safe, and effective way to match target diseases to drug capabilities is more crucial than ever. Competition is intensifying, patient needs are rising, and minimizing cost while maintaining quality is critical. Researchers are in a race to improve efficiency at every step of a drug's life cycle, from discovery and clinical trials, to production and regulatory compliance.
Learn how leading organizations including Pfizer and AstraZeneca use Sinequa to help their employees:
- Achieve more, thanks to quick access to relevant knowledge and expertise.
- Duplicate less work with the ability to easily locate work that's already been produced.
- Make better decisions every day with a personalized and intuitive search tool that connects to all your information sources.
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All the Alphas: Searching for Success in Active Investment Management
The active investment management industry exists to generate above-market returns, called investment alpha. With passive index managers plundering assets from active managers, this approach isn't sustainable. Active investment managers need to surface the value of data inside their firms. Silo'ed and scattered data hides untapped value. Delivering exceptional performance (alpha) across functions, such as distribution, service, and transformation creates enduring competitive advantage.
Pathfinder Report - Information-Driven Compliance and Insight
This Pathfinder paper navigates decision-makers through the issues surrounding a specific technology or business case, explores the business value of adoption, and recommends the range of considerations and concrete next steps in the decision-making process.
Knowledge Management Research Report with APQC
APQC partnered with Sinequa, to survey more than 200 high-level knowledge management (KM) and IT leaders (director level and above) in large organizations (those with 10,000 or more employees) across North America and Europe. We specifically targeted people with a deep understanding of the current state of search inside their organizations and who were either responsible for or key stakeholders in knowledge and information management strategy. Get their thoughts
