— Virtual Think Tank —
Overcoming Challenges in Medical Devices Design and Manufacturing
Moderator:
Charlie Whelan
Senior Vice President
Consulting
Frost & Sullivan’s
Healthcare Group
Tuesday, March 28, 2023
2:00 PM – 3:00 PM EDT
Join us for this Timely Discussion!
The key questions we will be discussing are:
How should developers manage critical engineering challenges as many medical devices strive to be smaller?
What strategies should companies use with their manufacturing partners to overcome size constraints?
Which integration and supply chain solutions are OEMs deploying to succeed in the market?
What manufacturing approaches are companies using for devices with complex microwire and/or fiberoptic cable assemblies?
Frost & Sullivan Virtual Think Tanks are unique and highly-engaging networking sessions for you to experience with other professionals. Content from the discussion will be used by Frost & Sullivan to produce a summary article where you will have the option to be featured as a thought leader in the medtech field. You may also opt to remain anonymous and unattributed in the article we produce. We look forward to you participating in the Think Tank scheduled at the time indicated above.
FAQ
What is a Virtual Think Tank?
Why Should I Participate?
- Share & Learn Best Practices: Engage in strategic conversations with your peers. The open, candid discussions you have will spark creative thinking and help you formulate new ideas for implementation.
- Increase Your Peer-to-Peer Network: Connect with other senior level leaders in your industry on a more intimate level.
- Get Access to a Frost & Sullivan Analyst: Engage with our industry experts to gain additional insights and ask them your questions.
- Demonstrate Your Industry Expertise: The insights, feedback and best practices shared by you will be part of an upcoming Frost & Sullivan vBook. Through your participation, both you and your company will be positioned as a leader.
Will I have the Option to be Quoted or Not?
Yes, all participants have the options to be quoted or not in the vBook.
Will I get a Copy of this vBook when Published?
Yes, we would be more than happy to send you over a complimentary copy of the vBook once published.
Who can I Speak About Additional Questions?
Please contact Danielle Floyd at [email protected]