FallstudieWie BIAL eine Kultur des Wissensaustauschs schafft, die auf der Einhaltung von Urheberrechten basiert Providing researchers with the right information at the right time is a way pharmaceutical companies focused on new therapeutic solutions can advance product development. But when copyright compliance for a global workforce is factored in, accessing, and collaborating on that scientific information can become tricky. Read the full case study BIAL faced four key challenges when it came to managing information across the enterprise: speed, accuracy, coverage, and availability.To combat these challenges, BIAL secured a Multinational Copyright License, so employees could collaborate with team members, store articles for later use, provide required information to regulatory officials, and make it easy for employees to remain compliant.Alongside internal research, BIAL also wanted to have the legal ability to collaborate with external teammates when doing a joint project. That’s why, in addition to the Multinational License, BIAL utilizes the Collaboration Amendment, a complimentary add-on that allows collaboration under the terms and conditions of the license among those team members of two licensed organizations who are working together on a joint project. [Implementing a knowledge sharing culture] is not just talking about information management. It’s something that needs to be breathing and part of BIAL’s DNA...In our society people often think that content is for free or there is the common misperception that content can freely be re-used. That’s obviously not the case. We have to respect that a piece of content is someone else’s intellectual property.Teresa Silveira Global Scientific Information Manager at BIAL
FallstudienHow the Chiesi Library Team is Supporting the Evolution of Copyright EducationChiesi’s library team wanted to create a system to ensure that copyright compliance became second nature for the global pharmaceutical company with more than 6500 employees. To do this, a cross-functional team crafted department-specific education sessions. The results speak for themselves.
FallstudienCreating a State-of-the-Art Integrated Digital Library Ecosystem at Daiichi SankyoDaiichi Sankyo’s goal was to create a “single source of truth, the very first place you should go” for content access and rights information. That meant replacing the five tools they were using with one. Learn how the RightFind Suite meets their needs.
FallstudienHow Eli Lilly and Company Leverages CCC’s RightFind to Empower Teams Across the Drug Development PipelineWhether aiming to accelerate innovation, promote collaboration or improve patient outcomes, see how information management and copyright compliance come together at Lilly to empower teams across their drug development pipeline.
