GE Healthcare Pursues A License To Build In Life Science Innovation
Executive Summary
GE Healthcare has complemented its in-house R&D with a successful life sciences licensing business. Sian Godwin, head of licensing for Life Sciences, explains the group’s priorities and modus operandi.
You may also be interested in...
Medtech 2014: M&A, IPOs Bounce Back As Industry Glimpses Future Business Models
Healthy market growth, the biggest ever M&A deal, a record number of billion-dollar takeovers, and the IPO market in impressive bounce-back…2014 was a year of superlatives for the global medtech industry. But with more expected of manufacturers while health care spending remains in the doldrums and demand for care rises, the long-term medtech winners will be those who can forecast how and where to make an impact on both costs and patient outcomes.
Medtech In 2014: M&A, IPOs Bounce Back As Industry Glimpses Future Business Models
Medtech manufacturers saw 2014 as the year of the medtech mega-merger and a rebound in IPOs. But the market is changing, and companies are increasingly cast as service providers who must deliver value.
Upwardly Mobile – Toshiba Breaks New Ground In The Medical Imaging Market
Toshiba Medical Systems is among the global imaging industry’s top three companies by sales. But it lays claim to first place in certain technology subsectors and in the innovative ways it helps providers address patient demand.