Quantum Computing in Netnomy
Sarthak Dash, Sugyanta Priyadarshini, Sachi Nandan Mohanty, Sukanya Priyadarshini, Nisrutha Dulla · 2023
The epoch of the twenty-first marks a renaissance in the organizational context of pharmaceutical marketing by setting up a new-fangled market space via quantum computing of innovative services and technical applications that have dynamically changed the ecosystem of pharma marketing. The revolutionary changes in the quantum telecommunication infrastructure have given birth to the concept of Netnomics, which is considered a new paradigm in the economic system. Consequently, the new frontiers in multilayer networking have reshaped markets with comprehensive support of a wide data bank of skilled and functional departments controlling funding, licensing, marketing, and research and development via advanced quantum technology convergence and electronic commerce such as artificial Intelligence, blockchain, Augmented Reality, Virtual Reality, 3D Printing and the Internet of Things, paving the way for digitalized pharma market economy. The radical implication of Quantum Netnomy in the traditional medico landscape is the shift from tectonic shifts in culture to a deluge of data in medical space via quantum entanglement and quantum superposition in experimental marketing transitioning hierarchical strategic modeling to appointing skilled silos, from reviving outdated services to redesigning self-monitoring and self-controlling systems and from altering face to face transaction to human-computer interaction, making it convenient for unserved, and unreached masses deprived of potent health care services. The paper confronts the typical view about the mechanism of network economy by shedding light on the functioning of the pharmaceutical market in the Network Economy and usability of IoT in its development.