Analyzing the IT architecture landscape in the biopharma Industries

As Charles Darwin explained his theory of evolution "It is not the strongest of the species that survive, nor the most intelligent but the one that is most responsive to change". This statement holds good for the role of IT in the Biopharma world. Today the role of IT is rapidly evolving, and the IT organization's role has shifted from being a technologist to the role of change agent. This is mainly driven by the technological advancements in finding new drugs at a faster pace. This is expected to undergo this transformation for a foreseeable future. The IT organization should ensure that it is led by business priorities rather than delivering the business solutions and at a lower cost. This can be done through the organizational design, process and governance. The IT strategy must function in lock steps with the business strategy. The biopharmaceutical industry is experiencing a strong growth over the past decade compared to the other industries.

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Master

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Massachusetts Institute of Technology. Engineering and Management Program

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Massachusetts Institute of Technology

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2019

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• Bhashyam, Sriram Balaji.

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• Donna H Rhodes.

• Engineering and Management Program.
• System Design and Management Program.

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eng

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