Big Pharma Manager Edition

What if you were in your power to escape the world of diseases, improve the life of millions of people, to ease suffering and heal the sick ... and to earn an orderly profit?

As chief of its own pharmaceutical conglomerate, you have this power rest in your hands. Will you use it permanently? To be totally altruistic may not be the best business plan. The uncomfortable truth (there is an ointment for it?) Is that some remedies are more profitable than others, and the disease is good for business.

Welcome to the Big Pharma world!

From humble beginnings with some rusty reconditioned machines, you can progress from removing cheap generic treatments for minor disorders, discovering new active ingredients and hi-tech machines to help refine the next generation of drugs that change the world.

But be careful, you're not alone there. Competing companies wanting to get you out of business have their own set of cure and competing treatments.

Then there is a market that changes dynamically, which means that your elegant medicine for cold and flu in the last winter may not be sold so well now, it is summer culmination. Where did I put my sun cream?

Big Pharma is a SIM business part, a puzzle logistics. One thing is to work in the lab, improving new formulas, but the transformation of "scientific things" in cold cash means bringing an engineering and business problem.

The factory space is expensive, and those new fancy agglomerations and centrifuges are not always beautiful together.