The Project Management Institute's Pharmaceutical Specific Interest Group 2002 Benchmark Survey Results: Project Managers and Project Management in the Biotech Industry

William Allbee;Ellis Wilson;James McDonough;Jann Nielsen;

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June 15, 2003

BioPharm International

BioPharm International-06-01-2003

Volume16

Issue 6

The Project Management Institute's Pharmaceutical Specific Interest Group 2002 Benchmark Survey Results: Project Managers and Project Management in the Biotech Industry

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William Allbee,Ellis Wilson

by Ellis Wilson, AstraZeneca Pharmaceuticals, James McDonough, William Allbee, and Jann Nielsen Compared with their big pharma counterparts, biotech project managers earn more advanced degrees, have fewer years' experience in the industry, and more frequently classify their role as "senior management."

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The Project Management Institute's Pharmaceutical Specific Interest Group 2002 Benchmark Survey Results: Project Managers and Project Management in the Biotech Industry

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