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May/June 2006
MX Magazine
Selected Contents


EDITOR'S PAGE

The Costs of Vigilance


COVER STORY

Progress, as Usual
Interview by Steve Halasey

With a solid reputation for integrity and a strong history of financial success, St. Jude Medical (St. Paul, MN) is rising above the challenges currently facing medtech's cardiology players. In this issue's cover story, St. Jude Medical chairman, president, and CEO Daniel J. Starks discusses the company's strategy for sustainable growth in one of medtech's hottest sectors.

Sidebars: Compatible Acquisitions | Growing Strong

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EDITORIAL ADVISORY BOARD

Intelligent Development


Newly appointed members of the MX editorial advisory board offer guidance on achieving strategic and financial success in the medtech industry.

Sidebar: Editorial Advisory Board

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MARKET ANALYSIS

Getting a Grip on Gainsharing
Mark Prodger

To prepare for the possible proliferation of gainsharing among healthcare providers, medtech manufacturers must first understand the principles of the practice.

Sidebar: Gainsharing Survey Methodology




BUSINESS PLANNING & TECHNOLOGY DEVELOPMENT

Acquiring Executive Talent
Ted Ginsburg and Aubrey Bout

Executives on both sides of a medtech acquisition stand to prosper, but significant attention must be given to the fine print.

Sidebars: Best Practices in Change of Control | Preparing for a Change in Control


Riding the Long Wave
Bill Evans

Looking at broad trends in technology and society can help medtech companies in their long-term technology forecasting.


Technology Forecasting
Robert R. Andrews

Medtech executives can improve strategic planning with a structured method for exploring emerging technologies.

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Adopting New Technology
Andrew Diston

By adopting advanced technologies, medtech companies can revitalize their existing product portfolios.



GOVERNMENTAL & LEGAL AFFAIRS

Guidance for the Postmarket World
Lori Luechtefeld

With the court of public opinion watching, industry stakeholders are struggling to address patient safety issues that arise in products already on the market.

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INFORMATION TECHNOLOGIES

IT Showcase
Tim Gee

Medical device companies are responding to growing market pressures by leveraging new and innovative information technologies.

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BUSINESS NEWS



BUSINESS DRIVERS

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MILESTONES

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