Quintiles Expects Expanded Services Contribution To CSO To Be 50% By 2005
Executive Summary
Quintiles' expanded non-traditional services will account for roughly 50% of the company's contract sales revenues by the end of 2005 following a reorganization effort, Quintiles predicts.
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