Why MyHealthTeam Became a Swoop Company and What It Means for You
By Eric Peacock, Co-founder and President of MyHealthTeam, a Swoop company
After Swoop acquired MyHealthTeam last month, one of our clients - an...
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Sara Sobolewski
Sep 13, 2024 9:00:00 AM
Artificial Intelligence (AI) can create a meaningful impact on customer engagement in the pharmaceutical and life sciences industries, with virtual agents emerging as a powerful tool for patient interaction and data collection. These agents offer personalized experiences and real-time support throughout the patient journey. Despite their potential, over 72% of pharma marketers currently lack a dedicated budget for this solution, indicating a significant opportunity for growth and innovation in this space.
At a recent MM+M roundtable, leaders in the industry gathered to discuss the benefits and challenges of integrating AI virtual agents into pharma marketing strategies. These intelligent systems can enhance the analysis of voice-of-the-customer (VOC) data and website analytics, providing valuable insights into patient needs and preferences.
From gathering real-time data to inform marketing strategies to improving the overall patient experience, AI-powered virtual agents can help personalize customer interactions. Yet, many brands struggle with monitoring these tools, and evolving data and privacy regulations further complicates engagement.
By Eric Peacock, Co-founder and President of MyHealthTeam, a Swoop company
After Swoop acquired MyHealthTeam last month, one of our clients - an...
In the ever-evolving landscape of digital healthcare marketing, reaching the right patients with the right message at the right time is...
NEW YORK, January 7, 2025 — Swoop, an industry leader in AI-driven, data-powered omnichannel healthcare marketing, today announced its acquisition of