Bioprocessing Market Trends and Outsourcing Dynamics: 2016-2021

Report Overview

Manufacturing biologics is a much more involved and complicated process than the chemical synthesis required for small molecule drugs. As a result, some sponsors are unlikely to outsource the process because of its complexity. Others are more likely to outsource bioprocessing because they need access to scientific expertise not possessed in-house.

ISR’s Bioprocessing Market Trends and Outsourcing Dynamics: 2016-2021 report affords readers the opportunity to gain insight into the bioprocessing market and where it’s heading. This report provides an overview of the current market dynamics for bioprocessing as well as an outlook on what our survey respondents predict the marketplace will look like in five years. The report also explores the types of biologics sponsor organizations currently have in development and on the market and the likelihood of outsourcing a bioprocessing project by the type of biologic.

How you can use this report:

Drug Developers:

• Gain insight into where the biologics industry is heading over the next five years with respect to protein expression systems utilized and types of biologics in development
• Understand the CMO usage patterns of industry peers to identify whether additional outsourcing advatanges can be obtained for your organization
• Learn the criteria used by peers to select bioprocessing contract manufacturers that help to scientifically and strategically evaluate service providers for bioprocessing projects

 Contract Manufacturers

• Pinpoint which CMO attributes have led to successful outsourcing relationships, those that have caused service providers to lose bids and what truly drives sponsor satisfaction, then internally assess your company on these metrics
• Identify changes in demand for outsourced activities and services in order to prepare for future needs
• Better position your company to win business by understanding the dynamics of different buyer groups (by sponsor company type and geography) and developing targeted marketing to speak directly to their unique needs

Report Contents:

1. Bioprocessing Market Dynamics
2. Service Provider Perceptions and Selection
3. Trends, Predictions and Preferences
4. Study Data