Foods, medicines, and industrial products ranging from functional coatings to pesticides combine precisely-engineered ingredients and delivery systems from a variety of providers. Corporations and startups in specialty chemicals and advanced materials for formulation, controlled release, and targeted delivery collaborate with developers and distributors of these products. Through interviews with players across the targeted delivery value chain,this report examines partnerships and collaboration practices that help or hinder these important alliances.
Table of Contents
Table of Contents
Executive Summary
Landscape
Entities of All Sizes and Stages of Development Require Partnerships to Succeed
Technology Developers and Large Corporations Agree on Certain Aspects of Alliances
Partnerships are Valued across the Board, but to Varying Degrees
Developers and Buyers Prefer Co-development Alliances but have Differing Ideas on Commercialization
Landscape Conclusions
Analysis
Partnerships in Targeted Delivery Run the Gamut of Industries and Applications
Healthcare and Pharmaceutical Partnerships have Decades of Experience, but are Blinded by Hubris
Consumer Products is Looking for Breakthroughs, but Often Stretch the Truth too Far
Agricultural Delivery Applications are on the Rise as Costs Fall and Environmental Concerns Rise
Targeted Delivery Partnerships with Companies in China Face Additional Cultural Challenges
Delivery-Dependent Industries Can also Learn from Each Other for Partnership Strategies
Outlook
About Lux Research
Endnotes
Growing Delivery Partnerships and Alliances published by Lux Research in April 13, 2011. This report consists of Pages: 26 and the price starts from US $ 3500.
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