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Hidden in plain sight: Where medical device companies are finding their next $150M

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By Robyn Bolton
| Today's Medical Developments Verified
The manufacturing technology arms race in medical devices has hit a ceiling as advanced capabilities that once distinguished market leaders are now standard across the industry. After all, with 60% of manufacturers now using 3D printing, and artificial intelligence (AI) workflows compressing timelines by up to 40%, it’s hard to claim these capabilities as competitive advantages. Yet despite these technologies hitting a tipping point, overall business growth remains elusive.
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From Products to Services: How Medical Device Companies Miss $100M+ Opportunities

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By Robyn Bolton
| MedCity News Verified
Don’t be fooled by the rosy headlines predicting an $1.1 trillion medical device market by 2034. Underlying that prediction’s 6% CAGR, and even a more conservative 3% CAGR,  are seismic shifts reinventing the industry and redefining what it takes to succeed in an industry that is increasingly commodified. Trends have become industry norms.
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Is False Consensus Derailing Your Growth?

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By Harry Moser, Robyn Bolton
| American Machinist Verified
Manufacturing leaders prioritize precision, measuring everything to the nearest decimal. But when it comes to growth planning, they accept vague buzzwords that would never fly on the production floor. This played out recently when executives at Thermal Co., a global manufacturer of heat-transfer systems, filed out of the conference room, congratulating themselves on another successful meeting. As they left, the CEO shook his head and sighed.
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