InveniAI® has announced a strategic collaboration with GlaxoSmithKline Consumer Healthcare. GlaxoSmithKline Consumer Healthcare will leverage AlphaMeld®, an AI and ML platform that empowers internal teams to efficiently evaluate and navigate emerging innovation spanning the Company’s key focus areas. The three-year collaboration will grant full access to InveniAI’s AI Innovation Lab that encompasses the Consumer Healthcare Module of AlphaMeld® and an internal team of cross-functional experts to facilitate accelerated access to innovation.
“At GSK Consumer Healthcare, patients and consumers are central to what we do, and it is their needs that drive innovation and product development at GSK. Our heritage in the pharmaceutical industry ensures that all our products are backed with science and associated data. To unlock and prime innovation, we are always listening and engaging with the consumer to ensure that all our products meet a demand,” Michael Keane, Director, Search and Evaluation, GSK Consumer Healthcare, said. “In doing so, the data that we accumulate is large, broad, and complex. InveniAI has helped us look at tasks that are datacentric across technology road-mapping, search and evaluation, and identifying and understanding new science. AI and ML have helped create efficiencies that shave 4-5 years off the innovation cycle as well as eliminate human biases in identifying innovation.”
“We are excited about this unique collaboration that will help GSK utilize the power of an AI-driven platform to identify and develop innovative life-changing healthcare products for their consumers. This customized platform delivers tremendous business value by not only rapidly assimilating large volumes of disparate data sets to facilitate a first-mover advantage, but also releases expert human resources at GSK to focus on higher-value tasks. For GSK, the platform enables innovation to be captured as early as patent filing, project funding, or even social media sentiment across several focus areas,” Aman Kant, InveniAI’s Chief Business Officer, said. “We are seeing how this technology can provide industries with a tremendous force-multiplier for rapidly sourcing innovation opportunities.”