The phrase "product commercialization" is correct and can be used in written English.
Generally, it means the process of making a product available to the public for sale. For example, "The company was very successful in its product commercialization efforts, launching its new product line with great success."
In the case of KEMRI, this open innovation business model has three aspects: From our interviews, the management of the marketing department of KEMRI realized they had limited internal capacity in product commercialization, especially in drug production, and turned to outside organizations for help.
Another factor in the salary discrepancies is that as fledgling biotech companies make the transition from research to product commercialization, the need for managers with commercial skills, rather than scientific, increases.
Regulatory approval and reimbursement for new health technologies are critical success factors for product commercialization.
This reduces the probability of developmental delays and so accelerates product commercialization.
"V.E.G.F. has been proven as a valid target through Genentech's efforts with Avastin," said Bruce Seeley, Aventis's head of new product commercialization and product licensing for oncology.
A short lead time for product commercialization is a critical advantage in the era of highly challenging competitions.
He also has extensive leadership experience operating across R&D and commercial settings and guiding product development, commercialization and launch to maximize commercial success and successful exits.
EAdvanced polymer-based nanocomposite materials have gained in popularity during the last decade for a wide range of engineering applications, with improvement of various types of products and commercialization of products, which exploit their unique behavior.
Coover received patent number 2,768,109 for his "Alcohol-Catalyzed Cyanoacrylate Adhesive Compositions/Superglue" and began refining the product for commercialization.
Sustainable Innovations anticipates playing a key role in the product's commercialization by leveraging its ultra-low-cost electrochemical cell design and system architecture already under development for energy storage applications.
In this pursuit, we present selected case studies from upstream, downstream, and other key activities in a product's commercialization lifecycle, and assess them with respect to the observed impact of QbD implementation on cost savings, process understanding, raw material variability, speed of transition to the market, and evolution of a platform approach towards commercialization.
