Indegene replaced a 12-16 week agency creative process with an agentic AI co-creation model run in three days.
Creative development typically took 12-16 weeks and multiple agency handoffs, teams could explore only about 10-15 concepts, and compliance review came late. Indegene used its Cortex agentic orchestration platform with specialised AI agents for briefs, challenge statements and concepts, plus a five-session co-creation workshop with MLR governance embedded throughout. The page reports a 97% timeline reduction (3 days versus 3 months), roughly 100 concepts instead of 10-15, about 50% lower concept development cost, and 11 concepts advanced.
Indegene is a healthcare commercialization and technology services firm, used by pharma for AI-assisted content and campaign creation, omnichannel HCP engagement and commercial analytics
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