Understand the field
We used secondary research to understand the field and profile technical approaches that could deliver much higher viral titer.
A global biotechnology company wanted to know which new technologies could lift viral titer in its bioreactors, and whether to license, buy or build them. We compared the options and helped the client set realistic expectations.
The client is a global biotechnology company looking to improve viral production in bioreactor systems for gene therapy. It engaged Prescouter through a Research Support Service project to find hard numbers on new technologies and decide whether to license or acquire a solution, or develop one in house.
Prescouter was asked to map the technologies that could raise virus production in bioreactors, compare them with real data, and recommend how to proceed.
Technologies that could raise virus production levels in bioreactors.
Data and patents for each technology, used to rank them from most to least promising.
How to acquire or implement the most promising technologies.
We used secondary research to understand the field and profile technical approaches that could deliver much higher viral titer.
An initial hypothesis was reviewed with the client team before going further.
We then tested the hypothesis through a series of interviews with subject matter experts.
Prescouter built a preliminary ROI model and advised the client on the level of improvement it could reasonably expect from each approach. The client built this analysis into its business development process.
A model of the returns the client could expect from each approach.
A realistic view of the titer gains each approach could deliver.
Guidance on how to acquire or implement the most promising technologies.
Big claims about viral yield are easy to find. Knowing what improvement you can actually expect, and what it is worth, is what moves a decision.
Build your bioprocess plans on a clear view of the technologies, the data, and the returns. Wherever you’re starting from, we’ll help you get there.
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