Open to Innovation: A Conversation with Johnson & Johnson Pharma R&D Chief Paul Stoffels

Johnson & Johnson believes its future success is directly dependent on its ability to access best-in-class science via more flexible, less risky partnerships. The health care giant's global head of pharmaceutical R&D, Paul Stoffels, explains in greater detail J&J's open innovation model.

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