Asymmetric Learning - Pharmaceutical Innovation
Mike ReaInnovations in Pharmaceutical Innovation A blog/ part-work from Mike Rea, CEO of IDEA Pharma, exploring pharmaceutical innovation in general, and more specifically the approach to using the learning process for competitive advantage
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How Early-Phase Optionality Is Reshaping Biotech ROI
A few years back, in one of my early attempts to pin down what asymmetric learning actually looks like in practice, I wrote that the winners in pharma aren’t the ones who predict the future perfectly (no-one can do that) - they’re the ones ...
The Crucial Role of (Healthy) Struggle and Competition in Forcing Overcoming
I’ll do etymology, as I have so often recently… In the relentless pursuit of innovation, especially in fields like pharmaceuticals where breakthroughs can redefine human health, one truth stands out: true progress rarely comes without frict...
Etymology of ‘Hypothesis’ and Its Roots in Foundational Thinking
The word “hypothesis” traces its origins to the Greek hypóthesis, which literally means “a placing under” – derived from hypo- (under) and thésis (a placing or proposition). This etymology evokes the idea of laying a foundational base or as...
The Five-Year Plan: Applying Investment Wisdom to Pharma’s Early-Phase Challenges
I’ll start with finance/ investment - stick with me until halfway through, as it inevitably comes back to pharma…
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Was CEO, IDEA Pharma. Pharmaceutical innovation geek. Senior Fellow @fastercures. Author: Pharmaceutical Positioning. My record label: Medical Records. Large, Geordie, dog fan, street-foodie
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