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Some people need to “think out loud.” Others are eager to get right to the point. Toss in challenging schedules and countless communication platforms at our fingertips — a reality amplified by today's hybrid and virtual work environments — and the decision doesn’t get any easier. And, of course, this is unlikely to get better as more “content” is created in seconds due to the proliferation of AI.

The first edition of "Connecting the Dots" was published on September 29, 2017. Since Sue Nemetz penned that inaugural piece, 12 authors from our team have contributed their insight, experience, and perspective on the biopharma industry.

Biopharma companies need to balance many critical priorities, especially those that are pre-commercial.

Attending a large conference, medical congress, or trade show can be both exhausting and exhilarating. The decision to go in the first place depends on one’s goals, the expected ROI, and perspectives on who else might be attending.

Three notable transitions worthy of reflection at this point in time.

The energy was palpable at the 2025 Medical Affairs Professional Society (MAPS) Global Annual Meeting. Conversations were expansive, workshops immersive, and the questions being asked were less about what Medical Affairs can do and more about how it must evolve to meet the future.

Rare Disease Day unites this wide range of conditions under one shared umbrella, fostering a global community that amplifies the collective voice.

Reflecting on the basics of gratitude can help us find perspective and appreciate the good in our lives.