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EPISODE · Feb 3, 2022 · 27 MIN

PharmX Business Connectivity and Efficiency

from Pharmacy View Podcast · host Pharmacy View Podcast

This episode of the Pharmacy View Podcast, host Scott Carpenter, EVBC is joined by Jess Ly and Eric Moschietto-Fransa and they talk about PharmX, the most extensive network of community Pharmacies and suppliers throughout Australia and New Zealand. Jess was a full-time Community Pharmacist before she found joy in the digital health field. Still a Community Pharmacist, she is the Customer and Marketing lead at PharmX. Likewise, Eric has worked in Australia for the last 22 years with many organizations, suppliers and market leaders. He finds that technological improvements have made the Pharmaceutical industry exciting when it comes to work. Delving more into PharmX, Eric talks about how it was created in 2005 in order to solve a particular problem that existed in the industry. Fragmented trade is a nature of Pharmacy industry in Australia, he adds, where there are 5000 Pharmacies with myriad POS solutions and there are also wholesalers and direct suppliers with their own solutions. The problem, he highlights, is the lack of a connectivity partner that can help all those parties connect with each other. PharmX was created on the premise of solving that problem.

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