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Proteomics and biomarkers are key to more effective medical treatment plans. Learn how they work together to yield critical insights into diseases.
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Taking into consideration that the failure rate of new product development is somewhere between 25 – 45% and that only one new product launch succeeds out of seven ideas, it’s obvious that having a standardized innovation process is critical for saving your company time and money. Although it can differ based on the individual needs of a company, there are several approaches that can be used for formalizing a Product Development Process (PDP). Discover 3 of the most recognized PDP.
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Product development is the process of taking ideas from the initial concept to the point where a product is launched in the market. Alternatively, it can also be recognized as the method of a formal process followed by a business. Over time, the product development process has evolved and become much more efficient with an iterative fusion of different disciplines. Discover the benefits of fine tuning your product development process.
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In business, the product innovation process translates ideas into a good or service that creates value and satisfies the needs and expectations of their customers. There are many different ways a company can innovate, but all companies should consider four types of innovations to stay relevant in their market. Learn more in this resource.
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How do you define your products checklist for new product development? Find a list of questions to consider as you and your team brainstorm product ideas.
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Spectral flow cytometry requires optical filters covering the UV, visible, and NIR in discrete steps, which may require a balance between instrument cost and filter performance. IDEX Health and Science understands these needs, and we are proud to announce our latest Semrock line of optical filters, which cover the visible spectrum in 20 nm Full-Width, Half-Max (FWHM) steps. Learn more about Nanopede™ Optical Filters.
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Of course, fittings are standard items used to connect the components together, using tubing as the flow path bridge between components. Yet, one of the most commonly-asked questions regarding fittings is, “Where do all these fittings go in my system?” In other words, how do I know what to use and where? One common way to distinguish between fittings is by classifying them based on the pressure they can hold. This narrows the fittings choice based on where in the system they will be used. Learn what goes where in an HPLC system.
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The participation of a supplier that utilizes their own PDP internally can improve both the effectiveness of the product development outcome as well as the efficiency of the product development process. The effectiveness of a supplier is related directly to how well they perform compared against the desired product outcome, while efficiency is related to development costs and the required time for the supplier to complete development. Discover the short term and long term benefits of strategic partnership
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At IDEX Health & Science we are the market leader in providing “enabling” optical systems, vertically integrated from sensors, cameras, optical filters, laser, and optical components through system design, manufacturing, and metrology. We look forward to seeing you at Photonics West 2023!
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