Our Managing Director and CEO, Mr. Hari Kiran Chereddi, shared valuable insights on National Technology Day 2025, highlighting how advanced technologies are revolutionizing the life sciences sector in India.
The life sciences sector is implementing cutting-edge technologies including machine learning, artificial intelligence, cloud computing, robotics, blockchain, and augmented/virtual reality to accelerate drug discovery, enhance supply chain transparency, improve patient outcomes, and drive sustainable healthcare innovation.
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Technology as the Silent Architect
Mr. Hari Kiran Chereddi emphasized technology's transformative role across the pharmaceutical value chain:
"Technology today has become the silent designer of the pharma industry's shift from molecules to markets. In research, machine learning and artificial intelligence are advancing molecule discovery, predicting trial success, and risk-reducing development pipelines."
Hari Kiran Chereddi, Managing Director & CEO, HRV & NHG Pharma
Multi-Dimensional Technology Integration
The transformation spans multiple operational areas:
- Research & Development: ML and AI advancing molecule discovery and predicting trial outcomes
- Manufacturing: Digital twin-led intelligent factories optimizing yields and ensuring real-time compliance
- Business Operations: Hyper-personalized interactions converting data into actionable insights
Digital Health Innovation Leadership
Industry leaders like MediBuddy are pioneering inclusive healthcare solutions through:
- Voice-enabled consultations for accessibility
- Hybrid care models via e-clinics and mobile units
- AI-assisted diagnosis and smart prescription systems
- Fraud detection engines ensuring safety and trust
Technology as a Mindset, Not Just a Tool
Mr. Chereddi's perspective on technology's role extends beyond mere implementation:
"Technology is not a tool, instead it is a way of thinking. A way of thinking that adds velocity, precision, and democratization to the essence of pharma so that innovation reaches patients faster, safer, and smarter than before."
Driving Efficiency and Scale
The life sciences sector views technology as the key to unlocking new possibilities in healthcare, research, and innovation, driving both efficiency and economies of scale across the industry.
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