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Attending the Swiss Biotech Day 2016 in Basel this week was interesting once again, not only for the many valuable meetings and contacts, but also for the insights and take-aways that the day had to offer professionally. The Swiss Biotech Report<span style="background-color: transpa
Bio-based technologies, especially polymers and chemicals were the center of attention at the bio-based start-up day in Cologne yesterday that I attended. Several start-ups introduced their ideas and it was a way for them to get in touch with industry and investors and for all of us to netw
The further careers advance the more difficult it seems to become to actually “look for a job”. Many of the great career opportunities are not just advertised in the common paper of your choice and many companies who want to fill high-level positions are very hesitant to just put them “out there”. Most of the everyday job-search and application how-to’s don’t apply to high-level positions. Obviously you have to do your homework and prep yourself for an interview but very often these steps are just “the usual”, what comes before is the difficult p
Imagine medical devices so intelligent they can run themselves. For example, a flying defibrillator embedded in a drone which saves lives by reaching cardiac patients within minutes of their rhythm monitoring device registering something is wrong – before an actual cardiac event.In the past, the devices had to be manually adjusted by clinicians to respond to patients’ needs. Currently, communication which functions in two directions already enables remote changes of device sett
One major challenge when it comes to mastering HR in Life Sciences that we come across very often when handling a search is the necessary combination of industry expertise and management and leadership knowledge. Often these two rather different skill-sets are hard to find in one person. So either the HR department has problems with evaluating the industry expertise or the people with the industry expertise don’t know how to access and develop talent.The Frankfurt School of Fin
The definition of health outcomes can be defined as results of care, which matter most to patients, e.g. quality of life. These outcomes should be organized around value. By value, we mean outcomes divided by cost. The goal is to achieve the best outcomes for the lowest cost, which should apply worldwide.However, huge variation occurs globally in clinical outcomes both within and between countries, e.g. in hospital performance and in mortality rates, as does the cost of deliver
Paying attention to the HR topics at the Social Media Week in Hamburg last week made one thing quite obvious: HR and Social Media are tied in a close knot, not since yesterday, and buzzwords like “active sourcing” and “employer branding” are pretty much old news. But how do we proceed once we understood the alliance?To be clear, this is speaking from the filter bubble at the very Social Media Week itself because – that we know – this is far less “old news” in the “real world” w
Yes, the Internet is here to stay. And yes, there are 3,4 billion smartphones in use on this planet and life becomes more digital by the minute. It’s no surprise that healthcare management has experienced an explosion of digital connected devices and connected data that prompt new opportunities but also challenges to topics like integrated care solutions and data-driven innovation. A visit to the <a href="http://ip-conference.de/home/" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank" style="background-color: transparent; color: var(--ricos-c
Let’s start with an example from recent experience: a medium-sized company is searching for a specialist in a high-level position. They post various job ads in pricey outlets and wait. Nothing is happening. They have a lot of work but it doesn’t seem to fit. They turn to 2-3 different HR consultants but don’t get satisfying numbers of applicants that fit the company or even the job ad. HR gets frustrated because there are a lot of other things on their table they have to attend to.<span style="background-color: transparen
It is a well-known fact in the world of healthcare that the quantity of medical information collected on the planet doubles every nine months. While the worldwide population is growing at a comparatively slow rate, the explosion of information relative to these individuals is following an exponential curve. So the future of healthcare will have to deal with a large amount of data and the question of how to deal with it.A lot of data on a desert island<
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