Press Releases from Applied Data Analytics (4 total)
As Specialty Injectable Drugs reach $100 Billion, Collaborations between Drug De …
(Nashua, NH) – As the underlying structure of their markets continues to change, injectable drug developers are relying increasingly on supply chain partners to address the evolving expectations of patients and their caregivers. In this environment, it is not unusual for drug product managers to include vendor device design engineers on their top level development teams and to hire human factors specialists to manage device concept ergonomic requirements.
While the…
Autoinjectors for Injectable Drugs Positioned to Overtake Pen Injectors by 2018
(Nashua, NH) – As the number of injectable drugs designed to be self-administered has grown in recent years, specialty injection devices – specifically autoinjectors and pen injectors – have experienced healthy unit growth. These devices are gaining market penetration by improving patient compliance and safety, and by providing drug marketers with a path to differentiate their drug products in the age of Direct-to-Consumer marketing.
Autoinjectors owe their existence to the…
Prefilled Injectables, Once an Anomaly, Fast Becoming a Prerequisite for Competi …
(Nashua, NH) – Although barely ten years old, a number of market and technology factors have converged over the past five years to make the market for prefilled syringes and injectors the fastest growing segment in the drug delivery sector. The result is a drug delivery technology that has become an essential element of product development strategies for an increasing number therapeutic indications.
Prefilled devices owe their growth to several key…
Evolution in the Injectable Device Ecosystem Fostering Diversity and Creating Ne …
(Nashua, NH) – As the number of new drugs developed and approved for injection increases, the injectable device infrastructure continues to make strides in addressing the migrating needs of drug developers. Essentially a niche market just a few years ago, the number of syringes and injectors that are designed to be marketed as prefilled products has increased dramatically, and will become the most prevalent injectable product category by 2017.
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