Jessica Martinez
Stanford University, USA

Abstract:

The biotech industry operates worldwide with speedily accelerating developments and developing market conditions and an intense competitive environment. In this competitive environment, the technological innovations, regulatory challenges, changing consumer demand and strategic alliances, mergers and acquisitions, which play crucial roles in strengthening the market position of companies. Three main competitive strategies appear in the sector as companies strive to deliver innovative research along with cheap biosimilars and strong intellectual property advantages. The growth of the healthcare industry depends greatly on two main factors, government support initiatives and venture capital investments. Due to the sharp increase of competition between emerging biotech hubs, staying competitive depends on the sustained R&D investment, adaptability, and strategic collaboration. Research analyzes the main drivers and business approaches which enable companies to succeed in the changing biotech industry