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Microfluidics: Second Generation Technologies Driving Commercial
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New Report from D&MD Publications
Microfluidics: Second Generation Technologies Driving Commercial
Applications
Westborough, MA, April 24, 2003 - Microfluidic product revenues are
forecasted to grow by more than 50% per year through 2007, according to a
new Report released today from D&MD Publications.
The direction of Microfluidics, a group of technologies stemming from both
microelectronics and bioanalytical chemistry, is evolving. Changes in the
funding environment and a decade of commercial experience has guided
technology providers towards a more realistic niche market approach as
opposed to the mass production vision of the early nineties. Microfluidics
companies appear to have finally achieved an appropriate sense of
direction.
D&MD's Microfluidics Market Analysis Report thoroughly analyzes the
evolution of commercial microfluidics with emphasis on the forces driving
recent shifts in company strategies and approaches to the market. These
strategy shifts have presented a wide array of application areas, which
are described in-depth, including relevant predictions for future revenue
potential. In addition, this Report discusses the current focuses on
business aspects of microfluidics, including the competitive environment,
business models employed by market participants, and a thorough market
analysis with revenue estimates and projections for the field as a whole
and the most commercially viable segments.
Microfluidics continues to face a bright future. It is finding commercial
success as value-added components of many systems such as mass
spectrometry, nucleic acid assays, ion channel targets and high-content
screening, instead of one in which the technologies themselves take center
stage.
Learn more about Microfluidics: Second Generation Technologies Driving
Commercial Applications at
http://www.drugandmarket.com/9115?source=9115btq
For further information, or to purchase this Report, contact Renée Marks
of D&MD at +1 (508) 616-5566 (phone), +1 (508) 616-5544 (fax), One
Research Drive, P.O. Box 5194, Westborough, MA 01581-5194 USA, at
cust.serv at drugandmarket.com, or at
www.drugandmarket.com/9115?source=9115btq
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