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The Need For Speed: Is Your Medtech Supply Chain Ready For The Next Disruption?
In a recent Deloitte Center for Health Solutions survey, 68% of medtech leaders said they lack confidence in their companies’ ability to restore disrupted supply chains quickly. Here are key practical action items to take.
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Software is no longer just a support tool; it is central to real-world efficacy, transforming combination products by optimizing dosing, adherence, and technique.
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Manufacturing execution system (MES) technical maturity is rising, but adoption across manufacturing sites is uneven. Organizational readiness may hold the key.
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Most organizations have modernized their global regulatory information management (RIM) systems and improved data quality. Yet modernization and readiness are not the same thing.
INDUSTRY INSIGHTS
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Small Joint Implants: A New Era With Medureon™ Bionate
Advances in biomaterials address challenges of small joint implants, improving durability, flexibility, and biocompatibility to reduce wear, enhance motion, and support long‑term patient outcomes.
Optimizing UHMWPE implants requires balancing materials, processing, and sourcing to improve performance, reduce risk, and lower costs in medical device manufacturing.
New research highlights how stronger supplier collaboration helps life science organizations reduce risk, improve innovation, and adapt to rapidly evolving technical demands.
Fluidic simulations help developers reduce prototyping cycles, lower development costs, and accelerate time to market through predictive computational flow analysis and modeling.
Contactless patient monitoring works best when designed for real‑world needs. Aligning sensors, accuracy, algorithms, and privacy delivers insight where monitoring falls short.
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