1. What is Project? What is Project Management?
 A Project is generally  Project management is the
defined as a programme of discipline of
planning, organizing, securing
work to bring about a and managing resources to
beneficial change and bring about the successful
which has: completion of specific project
goals and objectives.
 A start and an end.
 Project management typically
 A multi-disciplinary team
follows a common pattern:
brought together for the
 Definition
project.
 Planning
 Constraints of cost, time and
 Execution
quality.
 Control
 A scope of work that is  Closure
unique and involves
Project Management
uncertainty. is the science and art
of organizing the components of a Project

2. Why Project Management is necessary
for pharmaceutical industry?
 Project management is particularly helpful for
providing structure and focus through all the
phases from
 Technology transfer,
 Product development trials,
 Clinical/BE studies,
 Filing Abbreviated new drug application and obtaining
approval,
 Navigating the many options and choices through the
early years of a products launch and commercialization.
 Project management enables pharmaceutical
companies to power their resources to get
products to market faster by minimizing time
loss due to lack of information or
communication.

3. Project Management workflow
Management Project Manager Team Members
Assign
Trigger new Set up
documents
product project
and
development structure
resources
Fulfil project
related tasks Confirms Project
and report milestones controlling
progress.
Trigger next Process final
activities activities.
Close project
manually or E.g.
via workflow procurement

4. Summary
 Though the core competency of
pharmaceutical companies is to
identify, research, develop, and
market a drug, each of these areas is
project based.
 By conveying the project management
needs to a team of experts, company
can move dynamically and obtain the
benefits of effective project
management much more quickly and
ultimately more affordably than ever
before.

5. Thank You