Market Research Intelligence on Orthopedic Trauma
Author(s): Scott Douglas Jacobsen
Publication (Outlet/Website): iData Research Inc.
Publication Date (yyyy/mm/dd): 2017/11/27
To gain a competitive edge in the medical business, one needs to learn from the past to project into the future. Those forecasts need robust, comprehensive, and accurate data. iData Research Inc. stands at the juncture between your competitive advantage in the medical devices field and the data to make the right decisions.
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I am a business development representative in the sales sector of iData Research Inc. with an emphasis on orthopedic trauma medical devices in the global series market. I am here to help: How? I listen and look for mutual benefit. I want your enterprise to flourish. I think we’ve got the data for you. Our recent 2017 orthopedic trauma report for the US has been published.
When there is a constant influx of newer technologies into the marketplace of orthopedic trauma medical devices, the largest segment, the plate and screw market, is changing with the introduction of new materials such as titanium, locking/hybrid systems, and anatomical plates.
Higher cost items replace the legacy counterparts and the market remains limited by purchasing entities and third-party insurers reducing the cost. How? They ignore differences between different types of plates and screws.
The orthopedic trauma market is a maturing market, which is important because of the significant niches within this market as a whole. The recent acquisitions of core products by major orthopedic trauma companies will likely unlock growth over the next seven years. On behalf of iData Research Inc., I am here to help you to target this maturing orthopedic trauma market.
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