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Knowledge work leads, by a wide margin.
Almost 60% of deployments help people find and interpret information. The largest single use case is Medical & Scientific Intelligence, with 12.
New research · September 2026
The Ariya Pharma AI Landscape 2026 analyses 47 named Commercial and Medical AI deployments, from Sanofi, Pfizer, Novartis and GSK to mid-sized companies like KalVista and Norgine. What each one does, where they cluster, and what companies can actually prove.
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Across all 47 cases, companies apply AI where work slows down: finding information, sorting evidence, prioritising HCPs, preparing interactions, drafting content and checking it before approval. Three patterns stand out.
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Almost 60% of deployments help people find and interpret information. The largest single use case is Medical & Scientific Intelligence, with 12.
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Sanofi, Pfizer, Novartis and GSK dominate the public record. But mid-sized companies show that narrow, focused use cases don't require enterprise-wide platforms.
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“Adoption is an input measure. It tells us that people opened the tool, not that the company made a better decision.”
User numbers and satisfaction scores appear regularly. Revenue, profit, medical quality and better decisions are rarely reported.
In the full report
Not another list of things AI might do. A clear view of what other companies are actually putting into practice.
See how peers use AI for HCP targeting, next best action, field support and coaching.
Benchmark medical information assistants, literature monitoring and scientific intelligence.
Understand where knowledge and intelligence tools are heading, and where the gaps are.
Build the business case on what has been shown in practice, not on vendor promises.
How we built it
We reviewed 84 evidence records and counted only deployments with a named pharma or biotech company, a specific Commercial or Medical use case, and a tool reported as live, rolled out or in a real-world pilot. Broad platform announcements, future commitments and anonymous case studies were excluded.
The report cites 40 sources, from company announcements to partner case studies and reputable reporting. Two of the 47 cases, Galderma and KalVista, were delivered by Ariya. The report discloses this and documents them from first-hand project records.
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