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BioMed Outsourcing Report - The Role of Incubators in Supporting the Biopharmaceutical Outsourcing Sector
CanBiotech, March 2004, Pages: 35
This report highlights the role that life sciences incubators play in developing and supporting an outsourcing service provider network as part of its value-added services to its tenant-the emerging biotech company. Outsourcing service providers should pay close attention to these incubators for new opportunities to develop relationships with biotech companies through the course of their development.
The Incubator and its Service Provider Network: Ensuring Success for the Emerging Biotech Company discusses why the incubator must provide its tenant with access to the necessary skills, tools and expertise as part of is value-added service. The mechanisms by which service providers can develop a relationship with the incubator and its tenants is discussed, as well as the categories of service providers that will be required for commercialization of biotechnology.
The Life Science Incubator-A Catalyst for Clustering of Service, Product and Technology Development partners discusses the central role that an incubator plays in developing and sustaining a cluster that includes universities, government laboratories, capital providers, business and research service providers, associations, local and regional economic development offices, and biotech/pharmaceutical companies.
Evaluating an Incubator, its Valued-Added Services and Its Network discusses the parameters that an entrepreneur should use to evaluate an incubator, its programs and network of expertise before signing a tenancy agreement.
The Role of Incubators and Contract Research Organizations in Growing New Biotechnology Companies discusses the role of technology incubators, technology accelerators and CROs in the development of new biotechnology companies. The differences between the incubator and accelerator are clarified in this article as well as the acceleration process.
A Profile: Broad Hollow Bioscience Park provides an in-depth overview of the park’s mission, facilities, services and partnerships.
MaRS Center to Host Biotech Start-ups and Early Stage Businesses highlights the center’s objectives, location, the facilities offered in the MaRS Commercialization Center and its initial service provider network.
Industrial Partnership Facility by the Biotechnology Research Institute of the NRC discusses the facility’s objectives, infrastructure and the local support for the emerging biotech company.
A Review: Canadian Biofinancing in 2003– A quick review of Canadian biofinancing in 2003 including summary, statistics and graphs.
Directory of North American Life Sciences Incubators, Research Parks and Centers including Canadian and U.S. Incubators, Parks and Centers-address, telephone, fax, email and contact information included with each listing.
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