Examine the key trends and business implications that executives in the pharma, biotech, payer, and provider industries need to consider to remain ahead of the curve in 2020. Also, explore the factors driving change and the future of this sector.
This industry is witnessing steady growth due to its increasing usage in gynecology and other surgical specialties in both, the United States and Europe. Analyze the top predictions, major companies, growth prospects, etc., that will transform this sector.
The growth of this landscape is driven by the private sector, with significant expansion across new geographies in Malaysia. This research focuses on the currents trends, revenue forecasts, factors driving demand for advanced services, etc.
A Conversation with Mark Simoncelli
With many major publications projecting that much of the S&P 500 will be replaced over the next 10 years, there is a clear call to action for organizations today. Disrupt yourself before someone else does. But how?
Common Growth Obstacles
Organizational performance is hamstrung by a combination of factors, but across industries, the following growth obstacles persist:
Limited Insight:
Failing to conduct in-depth research into new opportunities is a potentially devastating strategic mistake. Too many organizations set a strategic course for growth based on opinions instead of data. Without a deep understanding of both market and customer dynamics, poor decision-making, inferior execution, and reduced market share are likely to follow. Simoncelli points to the mistakes made by some major US retailers – that entered European and UK markets without fully assessing those opportunities. According to Simoncelli, “An idea may look or feel right, but if you haven’t properly evaluated the requirements, the complexities, the competition, or what local customers really want, the business will struggle.”
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