Stephanie Wells of Life Science Leader writes, The growth of insourcing means that the future of contracted work is likely to be a blended approach. In some cases, the CRO would provide traditional external services, like general toxicology studies or Phase II clinical studies. In other cases, when a client is working in a new area and has not yet developed the necessary infrastructure, partnership with a broadly capable CRO means that many necessary services in the new field can be performed on an insourcing basis, including the help of an insourced “navigator” group of ex-FDA personnel who can guide the new compound through studies that ensure it has the best chance of proceeding efficiently through the regulatory process.
What do you think of insourcing? It is the new standard?
Insourcing Is The New Outsourcing In Biopharma
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