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<strong>Paraic</strong> <strong>Curtis</strong><br />

<strong>IMDA</strong> <strong>Chair</strong>man<br />

(<strong>Boston</strong> <strong>Sc</strong>ientific)


Med Tech – The way Forward for Ireland<br />

Radisson Hotel Galway<br />

<strong>Chair</strong>man: Mr <strong>Paraic</strong> <strong>Curtis</strong> (<strong>Boston</strong> <strong>Sc</strong>ientific)


250<br />

Medtech<br />

companies<br />

in Ireland<br />

50%<br />

indigenous<br />

<strong>Irish</strong><br />

Medtech<br />

firms<br />

Med Tech<br />

Industry<br />

in<br />

Ireland<br />

€7.3b<br />

annual<br />

<strong>Irish</strong><br />

Medtech<br />

exports<br />

Direct<br />

expend. in<br />

<strong>Irish</strong><br />

economy<br />

€1.8bn<br />

p.a.<br />

25,000<br />

people<br />

employed<br />

in the<br />

industry


diagnostic<br />

hospital and/or homecare<br />

products<br />

ophthalmic<br />

orthopaedic<br />

vascular<br />

contract research,<br />

development,<br />

connected health<br />

service


Executive Summary – Customer Perspective<br />

<br />

<br />

<br />

<br />

<br />

<br />

Industry is under great financial pressure around the world and<br />

customers do not expect it to abate<br />

Financial pressure and improved clinician alignment is expanding the<br />

influence and competency of supply chain function<br />

Financial pressure and uncertainty ushering in a period of industry<br />

experimentation and the emergence of new business models<br />

Customer vision of a successful device company of the future will have<br />

a proposition that extends beyond the device<br />

Customer consolidation progressing globally and leading to larger, more<br />

aligned customers<br />

Customers expressing a desire for a more streamlined relationship with<br />

companies where there is greater alignment of objectives, better<br />

collaboration and a relentless focus on continuous cost reduction


1<br />

Financial Pressure<br />

Drastic austerity measures seeking to reduce budgets<br />

for healthcare – “do more with less”<br />

Significantly reduced payments and new penalties linked to<br />

quality measures via Healthcare Reform Act<br />

Fiscal crisis forcing dramatic cuts to regional healthcare<br />

budgets<br />

Challenge of extending care to underserved population<br />

Supply Chain VP, Non-Profit IDN (US)


2<br />

Evolution of Supply Chain – The Customer<br />

SOPHISTICATION<br />

“Out of the basement,<br />

into the executive<br />

suite”<br />

Elevating skill levels of<br />

Supply Chain leaders<br />

Attracting talent outside<br />

the hospital<br />

COLLABORATION<br />

Shift toward targeted<br />

supplier segmentation<br />

& collaboration<br />

Greater effectiveness<br />

of cross-functional<br />

teams


3<br />

New Models Emerging<br />

Provider Consolidation<br />

Provider Alliances<br />

Verticalization (Payer + Provider)<br />

Provider Direct to Employer Contracting<br />

Payer Direct to Manufacturer Contracting<br />

Payer + Provider + Clinician Alignment<br />

Definition<br />

Of the<br />

Customer<br />

Changing


4<br />

Commoditization of Device Market<br />

See as natural maturation of markets and technology<br />

Expectation of lower prices and less product<br />

differentiation in the future<br />

Challenging premium priced iterative pipeline model vs.<br />

truly revolutionary product offerings


5<br />

Shift from Volume to Value<br />

Healthcare models that have historically rewarded<br />

procedural volume shifting toward greater focus on<br />

outcomes<br />

Anticipate increased control over procedural volume due to<br />

budget constraints<br />

Heightened focus on appropriate technology use and<br />

“value”


Successful <strong>Medical</strong> Device Company of the Future<br />

has Three Components<br />

CULTURE<br />

SALES<br />

MODEL<br />

VALUE<br />

OFFERING


So……does any of this impact me ?<br />

Who is my customer ?<br />

Does the customer want my product ?<br />

Can the customer pay for my product ?<br />

What is my value proposition beyond device implantation ?<br />

Do I have the right skills ?


<strong>IMDA</strong> - Strategy 2012 to 2015


<strong>IMDA</strong> - Strategy 2012 to 2015


Strategy Implementation/ Board Taskforces<br />

Ecosystem<br />

• Public Image<br />

• Code of Ethical<br />

Business Practice<br />

• Academic Forum<br />

Entrepreneurship<br />

• Entrepreneurs Audit<br />

Industry<br />

Foresight<br />

• Industry Foresight<br />

• Skills impact<br />

Member Services<br />

• Representation<br />

• Education & Training<br />

• Network<br />

• Information


Strategy Implementation<br />

Ecosystem<br />

Entrepreneurship<br />

• Industry profile<br />

• Increased Innovation, R&D<br />

• Increased stakeholder<br />

collaboration<br />

• Talent<br />

• Clinician, University<br />

outputs<br />

• Knowledge gaps<br />

• Mentoring access<br />

• Curriculum influence<br />

Industry Foresight<br />

Member Services<br />

• Provision of expertise<br />

• Strategy choices<br />

• Industry networks<br />

• Skills & education<br />

• Representation<br />

• Education & Training<br />

• Network Development<br />

• Information


Q&A Session

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