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Twelve new members have signed up for myM-link's medical market intelligence service over the summer, all with high hopes to attract new customers and grow their businesses in the coming year.
From members looking to partner with medical device manufacturers to specialists that wish to monitor the market, myM-link is proving to be a valuable marketing tool. Marketing communications manager Clive Pearson from Automated Packaging Systems, which is pursuing a proactive new product development strategy, commented: "New product development is fundamental to the success of our business and as members of myM-link we have the opportunity to link up with like-minded companies who want to add value to their products, satisfying not only functional and cost-saving objectives, but also branding and communication objectives."
Dr Rizwan Qureshi, chief executive at Surgins, an innovative developer of surgical instruments founded by and aimed specifically for surgeons, is a strong believer in myM-link's ability to bring together like-minded professionals. "myM-link has a professional approach, providing knowledge and insight that is essential in developing our marketing and sales strategies. It provides a platform for research and development, bringing together people and companies with common goals and aims as well as alerting us to national and international opportunities. It tells us what we need to know, providing relevant news of developments and quality issues within this evidence-based industry, so I'm extremely pleased," he added.
myM-link Manager, Sue Wilde, said: "It's been a very successful summer for myM-link, which is gaining an impressive reputation within the medical and healthcare market for helping services raise their profile amongst end-users and to other businesses. With so many of our existing members recommending our services and such demand to join, it shows we are opening the right doors for companies and delivering tangible benefits." |
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