From evolving tech to regulatory change, unpredictability is the norm in life sciences. But progressive companies are finding ways to bring reliability and agility to their operating models, thanks to modern managed services.  

      In this approach, KPMG firms combine advanced technology and domain expertise to deliver life sciences processes on a multi-year subscription — with predictable costs, any-shore delivery, and the option to flex up or down to meet changing priorities.

      Managed services can also skillfully integrate AI into operations, uncovering insights and enabling faster decisions. That’s especially important at a time when many life sciences companies, though leaders in AI adoption, may report low or no return on their investments.  


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      More than 85% of life science companies believe embracing AI will create a competitive edge.

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      However, nearly 70% say data management is a top challenge, due to concerns like data silos, inconsistent formats, security, and privacy.

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      In response, about 75% of life sciences companies have launched managed services for data governance or AI oversight, either for a business function or at scale across the organization.

      Keeping up with constant change

      Forward-thinking life sciences organizations are using managed services to create an operating model that evolves at the speed of the market. Learn how the model is helping them to:

      • Tap strategic outcomes beyond cost savings
      • Continually protect data, applications, and intellectual property
      • Modernize their data foundation and leverage AI for impact
      • Optimize cloud platforms to power the business
      • Continually upskill the workforce for emerging technology
      • Comply with fast-changing regulations

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