Bad Takes
Every era has its excuses. Ours just comes with PDFs.
We’ve all heard bad takes before. But some takes aren’t just bad, they’re historically bad, especially when it comes to innovation. Historical advancements have faced pushback time and again, from people claiming that trains were “unnatural” to being worried that cars were “scaring horses.”
Now history has its eyes on pharma and its many, many documents. And look, we get it. Change is hard. New is scary. It’s so, so, so fun to spend months and months sorting through piles of papers. But there’s gotta be a better way. QbDVision is making document-free pharma a reality, so get ready to make your document-based workflows history.
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Resistance to change isn't anything new
If there’s one thing history loves to do, it’s repeat itself. Over and over again, people have resisted innovation. “It’s too hard,” they said. “It’s too time-consuming,” they said. “It’s too hard,” they said. But are you one of them, or one of us? Let’s find out!
Which time-traveling coworker are you?
Marcel, the overconfident traditionalist who refuses to change, convinced that his outdated ways still work best. We’ll see if he’s right!
Avery, the diligent assistant trying to get by without ruffling feathers, going along with whatever keeps the peace. Good strategy? TBD!
Baldrick, the well-meaning disaster who causes more problems than he solves. But ya gotta love him.
Jane, the one and only person at the office who isn’t afraid to shake things up. Shake, shake.
Skepticism: the greatest hits!
Skepticism surrounding historical innovation has happened so much that we couldn’t possibly make videos about all of those times, but here are three of the best.
Monastery of St. Johannis
1454
The alchemists document their recipes with quill and parchment, and that’s how they like it. But Jane’s new printing press threatens to throw everything off-balance.
Wadsworth & Co. Apothecaries
1876
The apothecarists and avid letter-writers of Wadsworth get a shock to both their systems and their eardrums when Jane introduces them to the telephone.
Cormedica, Inc.
1993
The crew at Cormedica loves their Post-its, and understandably so. When Jane shows off her new computer, things get a little sticky.
7 of the top 25 biopharma organizations and CDMOs are leaving their documents in the past. Ready to join them?
