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Chris Coghlin , CEO of the Coghlin Companies
August 2, 2012
There are a number of solid reasons to bring medical device manufacturing back to the United States.
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Vince Lomax, Vice President of Tech Mold Inc.
June 20, 2012
Choosing a prototyping method that allows the engineering team to retrieve valuable data up front can often shorten this process and optimize the design and build phases.
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Charlie Alfred and Christopher Miles, Foliage Inc.
June 4, 2012
The earliest development phases make or break a product.
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Jim Stertz, Director of Quality/Technology for Lowell Inc.
January 19, 2012
A contract manufacturer shares some of his company's learning curve with implementing automation.
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MedicalDeviceNow Staff
November 29, 2011
The head of Jabil's global healthcare business provides international perspective on the medical device sector, contract manufacturing and what the year ahead may hold in store.
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Rutul Dave, Senior Project Manager, Coverity Inc.
October 6, 2011
Challenges can be being met with development testing solutions and best practices that ensure the integrity of safety-critical code bases.
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Joel Delman
August 31, 2011
The digital health movement is quickly merging cutting-edge technologies with the growing need for medical devices that help consumers manage their care more flexibly.
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Tim J. Morton, Product Development Technologies
August 25, 2011
When research, design implementation and production are integrated and transparent across the team, the outcome is a more successful proposition and a much more efficient development process.
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Tim Lozier
August 3, 2011
I recently was speaking to a group of folks on the different ways to mitigate risk. While this may not seem like "exciting" dialogue, it actually provoked an interesting thought—while many organizations interpret Risk factors differen…
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Tim Lozier
June 23, 2011
Growing up, I never was one to want to share my toys. I wasn’t one to throw a temper tantrum and take my toys home, but I never really liked the whole concept of people touching my stuff. Thinking back on it, it all boiled down to…
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Thor Rollins
April 14, 2011
There are myriad tests that medical device manufacturers need to be prepared to conduct on their creations in order to pass regulation requirements before they are released to the marketplace. None more important than the Cytoxicity, Sensitization,…
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Marc Bertaud
November 11, 2010
Early research may seem slow early on, but it speeds up the product development process.
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Brenda Percy
September 9, 2009
Life science organizations must keep up with the industry’s high demand for innovation by constantly changing products and processes to remain competitive.
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Daniel R. Matlis, President
July 23, 2009
The changing face of medical device product development.
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Michael Barbella
June 8, 2009
A perpetual flow of revisions to sterilization and packaging standards reveals the only true constant in the industry: change.
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