Siddharth J. Advant, PhD

When making critical decisions such as whether to build or buy critical capabilities, companies need a decision-making approach that weighs risks and rewards as a science with adequate inputs, repeatable processes, and measurable results. The method must also accommodate the human factor by encouraging wide participation and providing the kind of neutral decision criteria that satisfies participants about the objectivity of the process.

Every biotech company reaches a point in its development where it must decide what path it will take after it passes the start-up phase. This article discusses what the company must consider to decide what business model it will follow.

A comprehensive process and analytical transfer package can speed up your product's time to market and save costs.

The objective of the feasibility stage is to determine whether the proposed biotechnological process can be executed.