September 16, 2025
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As healthcare professionals (HCPs) increasingly adopt AI in their daily decision-making, the way life sciences companies engage must evolve. Quickly. In an era defined by complexity, personalization, and real-time clinical decisions, traditional pharma commercialization models are no longer enough.
That was the core message of our recent HLTH webinar, “Is Your Pharma Strategy Ready for the AI-Empowered HCP?”—a conversation co-hosted by Viz.ai and Salesforce, featuring perspectives from leaders across digital innovation, clinical AI, and next-generation CRM.
HCPs haven’t changed what they need. What’s changed is how poorly those needs have been met.
As Frank Defesche, SVP and GM of Life Sciences at Salesforce, emphasized:
“The treatment landscape is more complex than ever. It’s time for life sciences to rethink its role from information broadcaster to true clinical partner—delivering previous, relevant insights when and how HCPs need them.”
Today’s environment demands a new playbook—one rooted not in volume, but in precision and real-time relevance.
At the center of this shift is a simple but transformative idea: pharma must move closer to the moment of care.
Salesforce and Viz.ai have a blueprint for what the future could look like:
“Imagine if pharma could operate in sync with clinical workflows,” said Chris Mansi, co-founder and CEO of Viz.ai. “That’s not just more efficient—it’s transformative. It turns pharma into a real partner in care.”
Though the Viz.ai + Salesforce model is still emerging, many building blocks are already in motion.
“AI is not just about automation,” Frank added. “It’s about enhancing judgment, precision, and personalization across the ecosystem—whether it’s content, timing, or channel.”
The conversation also touched on how AI doesn’t replace the human connection—it amplifies it. With the right insights at the right time, reps and MSLs can shift from generalists to truly valuable partners.
One senior pharma digital leader described this as a “once-in-a-generation opportunity” to reshape not just technology, but mindsets and organizational models.
“If AI can speed up accurate diagnoses, it can help save lives. Pharma can help advance this technology — and that may require reimagining processes across our organization,” the leader said.
With AI agents, LLMs, and workflow automation advancing at breakneck speed, the window for pharma to lead—not lag—is now.
✔️ For commercial teams: it’s about moving from campaigns to clinical moments
✔️ For medical affairs: it’s about surfacing credible, useful insights where and when they matter
✔️ For digital and data leaders: it’s about building platforms that are agile, connected, and future-proof
“This is the future of go-to-market,” Chris noted. “Contextual. Relevant. Actionable. And built for the moment of decision—not the marketing calendar.”
Ultimately, the webinar made one thing clear: this transformation isn’t a solo effort. It requires ecosystem collaboration—technology, pharma, and health systems working in lockstep.
That’s the vision Viz.ai and Salesforce are working toward together: An AI-enabled future where pharma can finally meet HCPs where they are, when it matters most.
Interested in exploring what this could look like for your organization?
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