
4 Red Flags Investors Look For When Vetting Your Medical Device Company
Experts point out some pitfalls that medtech companies should be aware of when trying to raise capital.
Experts point out some pitfalls that medtech companies should be aware of when trying to raise capital.
The pandemic put unprecedented pressure on drug and medical device production, underlining the growing challenge of monitoring, analyzing, reporting and acting on quality. It became clearer than ever before that the more fragmented processes become, the more critical it is that they can be assessed and managed for consistent quality. At the same time, innovative tools and best practices have emerged.
On the cusp of artificial intelligence (AI) becoming a ubiquitous feature of our everyday lives, researchers discover that intelligent systems thinking offers a wealth of potential applications in the fight against a cunning human adversary: Cancer.
The global giants believe the strategic moves will make their businesses stronger and more profitable long-term.
For private equity and venture capital investors alike, there are five key trends presenting both headwinds and tailwinds that may impact investment flows into 2022.
This article reviews real-world examples of product failures, presents reasons for these failures and provides potential solutions better governance, collaboration, and data gathering throughout the product lifecycle.
China’s medical device market has grown significantly over the last five years, but with that growth comes some pitfalls.
The market dynamics for telehealth and virtual care continue to evolve, and virtual care ecosystem players must understand how consumers have experienced these changes to better position themselves and design their solutions.
The talent behind a company’s solutions is its biggest competitive advantage. For many medtech companies, attracting candidates requires taking a fresh look at the recruiting and retention process.
Although opportunities in Japan are still considerable, foreign device companies need to do their homework to be successful.