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The Impact of Licensing on Portfolio Management
Rob Hockney Ph.D.
Director Global Discovery Alliances
AstraZeneca
SMI
Pharmaceutical Portfolio and
Product Life-Cycle Management Conference
19th &20th June, 2006
Millennium Gloucester Hotel,
London
Outline
Why this is important
Late stage vs. Early stage licensing
Opportunities
Determining impact and managing risk
Benefits and ongoing challenges
Big Pharma – Meeting Future Unmet Need
Living longer Obesity epidemic Smoking addiction Stress
• From symptomatic control to disease
modification and prevention
• From ‘one size fits all’ to Personalised
Medicine
• Biopharmaceuticals
AZ R&D investment, $m
3,500
3,451
3,000
3,069
2,500 2,687
2,000
1,500
1,000
500
0
2001 2002 2003
Investment as
16.6% 17.2% 18.3%
% of sales
High Attrition – A Constant Challenge
Toxicology
23%
Efficacy Only 7% of candidate drugs
Other 22% become products!!
(incl. DMPK)
20%
Portfolio
23%
Big Pharma – A View of the Future
External DEVELOPMENT Unmet
Alliances PIPELINE Medical
Need
Big Pharma – Today
and An Alternative View of the Future
Internal Discovery DEVELOPMENT Unmet
Engine PIPELINE Medical
Need
External
Alliances
Late vs. Early Stage Licensing
Internal Discovery DEVELOPMENT
Engine PIPELINE
Improving Portfolio Productivity: The 4Rs
Strategic Actions
Toxicology • Right disease mechanism
23% (Discovery Medicine)
Efficacy • Right patient
22% (Disease stratification and
Other
(incl. DMPK) personalised medicine)
20% • Right compound
Portfolio (Front-loading/Lead
23% generation/optimisation)
• Right strategic fit
(Portfolio management)
Only 7% of candidate drugs become products!!
AstraZeneca – Today and Tomorrow
Internal Discovery DEVELOPMENT Unmet
Engine PIPELINE Medical
Need
Discovery Development
Technology Compounds
Research
Alliances
Understanding disease mechanisms via high resolution
phenotyping
Unprecedented opportunities to characterise the
disease state
Discovery Medicine - 3Ms
Integrating patient and pre-clinical information
Mechanism: New targets from human tissues
validation – early data in man
Model: Translational disease models
animals -> man
Marker: Predictive response: Efficacy, safety,
appropriate patient populations
clinical benefits > side effects
Disease re-classification via pharmacogenomics -
proteomics
Gene expression Protein expression
erbB2 VEGF
S100P crk
diagnosis: responder/non-responder
Front-loading DMPK & toxicology
• Earlier DMPK & toxicity studies, development of bio-markers
including efficient hERG screen
• Predictive modelling of DMPK & toxicity
Compound design Modelling PK Modelling whole-body
& dose kinetics
Beyond Essen
Cytokinetics
Genomics
AstraZeneca – Today and Tomorrow
Internal Discovery DEVELOPMENT Unmet
Engine PIPELINE Medical
Need
Discovery Development
Technology Compounds
Research
Alliances
AstraZeneca – The Importance of Alliances
Conaris
Procardis
Cytokinetics
Shanghai Schering
Beyond Genomics
Oxford CAT
Kudos Perlegen Essen Abgenix
Right disease Right Patient Right Compound
mechanism
Array Curie Neogenesis AtheroGenics
Astex Biosignal
Protherics
NPS NPS
Abraxis
Astex
Array
Dainippon
Mapping Alliances to the Portfolio
Discovery Alliances
MS 1 2 3 4 5 FTIM 5.5 6 7 8 9
Discovery Pipeline Development Pipeline
TG 1 1.5 2 2.5 3 4 5
DISCOVERY LED DEVELOPMENT LED GMBD LED
Compound Licensing
Assessing Alliance Impact on the Discovery Portfolio
• How, by how much, where (which MS
transitions) and when is the Alliance
expected to impact Discovery Pipeline
KPIs?
(Volume, Capacity, Time, Cost, Quality, Value)
• What is the probability
that these benefits will be
realized?
A set of KPI-based,
probability adjusted impact
and value statements for
each alliance in the context
of the AZ R&D portfolio
model.
Portfolio Modelling
• Portfolio impacts –
changes to capacity;
and operational costs
and effect on number
and timing of milestone 3 Results
transitions from MS1
through to FTIM 2
(potentially MS7)
1 Assumptions
Alliance Impact Shape
Describing key attributes of Investments
'Six Parameter' Key Performance Indicator Framework
Risk adjusted volume/
quality/time/cost/
capacity/value
Benefits
Clear description of investment impacts on portfolio
Comparison of dissimilar investments
Inter-conversion of pipeline impacts and $ value
Decision making is better informed
Impacts negotiation and price to pay
Enables and improves scenario planning at all stages
Clear linkage to business planning
Transparency of benefits accruing from external investments
Facilitates and empowers alliance management
Ongoing Challenges
Cultural systematics in an entrepreneurial industry
The Impact of Licensing on Portfolio Management
Thank You
SMI
Pharmaceutical Portfolio and
Product Life-Cycle Management Conference
19th &20th June, 2006
Millennium Gloucester Hotel,
London
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