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Over the last 10 years, life sciences companies have been embracing tools like Microsoft Teams and Office 365 to improve collaboration. And now that remote and hybrid working has become the new normal, teams are taking their medical, legal, and regulatory (MLR) reviews into the cloud. Here, we’ll take a look at three top healthcare companies that use Filestage and see how it’s improved their MLR reviews.

The medical, legal, and regulatory affairs (MLR) review process is a headache. There, I said it. It’s slow, communication is siloed, and version management is pretty much non-existent. But it doesn’t have to be. Let’s look at the four most common problems in the MLR review process for pharma teams and how you can solve them.

In the last 20 years, pharmaceutical, biotech, and life science companies have shelled out over $12 billion to settle lawsuits. One major cause of these fines is inaccurate marketing and product labels, which is where MLR reviews come in.

In the digital age, online collaboration is more important than ever before. With their intuitive collaboration features, online collaboration tools enable distributed teams to seamlessly work on projects and share files, feedback, and information.

Top stories this week: Domino’s celebrates the return of Stranger Things with new mind-ordering pizza app. Spike Lee directs and stars in Nike’s 50th anniversary film. Pringles has partnered up with YouTube sensation “Hot Ones” to create a series of scorchin’ flavors.

Top stories this week: Ogilvy UK has partnered with the relationship charity, Relate, to create a playful range of vegetable-themed condoms. Rooftop “Chillboards” by Coors Light reduce surface temperatures by up to 50 degrees. Corona billboard uses sunlight and shadows to deliver brand message.

Top stories this week: Legendary cars meet legendary car chases in a playful new campaign from Publicis Conseil. Michelob Ultra challenges the pressure athletes are put under by sports marketing.
In celebration of its 10th anniversary, Gotham Greens has teamed up with iconic rock band, Grateful Dead for a new product.

File sharing is the process of making digital resources, such as documents, graphics, and audio and video files available for other people with a digital device. Find out everything you need to know about file sharing.

At any given moment, in organizations across the world, you’ll find a person or team waiting on an approval. And depending on the size of the organization, this approval process could take weeks, months, or even years.
By streamlining your approval process, you can increase productivity, improve costs, and ensure the quality of your work.

Top stories this week: Persil and Lola MullenLowe promote playing outside with fake video game ad. Sustainability review platform, wherefrom, has had enough of brands making misleading claims about the environment. Pim Preston delivers eye-popping packaging for Wild Dose supplements.

Top stories this week: how SLAPS halved their design time with Filestage, giving them more time to focus on quality and boosting social engagement. Following in the footsteps of last year’s Confusing Times campaign, David Madrid just dropped Even More Confusing Times for Burger King. Iconic ice cream brand, Baskin-Robbins, has been given a refresh by ChangeUp.

An efficient client and customer feedback management system can be the difference between setting your business up for success.
In this guide, you’ll learn everything you need to know about the client and customer feedback management process.

As workloads increase and deadlines become more demanding, mistakes can easily slip through the net. From harmless typos to blatant racism, sometimes even the biggest brands get things wrong. Here, we look at embarrassing content mistakes, and more news from the world of marketing.

SLAPS is a Gen Z-focused creative agency based out of Los Angeles and Barcelona. In an era of constant overstimulation, SLAPS is on a mission to enhance the experiences people have with brands. They collaborate closely with their partners, encouraging them to reflect on why and for who they were created.

This year, global ad spend is set to hit $745 billion. And that doesn’t even include formats like webpages, signage, packaging, and organic social. When you add it all up, one thing is clear: companies are creating an incredible amount of content.

From Hellmann’s to Bud Light, April Fools’ Day is the perfect time of year for brands to have a little fun with their fans. This year, we saw everything from Papa Johns’ Pot Noodle pizza to Banza’s Just The Sauce sachets – because it’s just that good!

Being a successful project manager requires a sound understanding of project management principles. Get insight into the right project management tools to support your project, and make all the difference. 

To make sure your service and deliverables fulfill all of your client’s requirements and expectations, you need to ask for feedback. Otherwise, the client might be disappointed, which will have a negative impact on your partnership and your profits. This article will explain how online proofing helps agencies manage feedback, keep their clients happy, and build great long-term relationships.

Taking visually appealing photos is just one part of a professional photographer’s work. After the shoot, sharing the images with your clients gives them a chance to select their favorite shots and also give feedback on how they want the photos edited.

Getting clear and precise feedback on your designs is crucial to create your best work and meet client expectations. This is where online proofing for graphic designers can make a difference. In this article, you will find out how to get clear feedback, on time, and avoid unnecessary bottlenecks.