Supply chain interruptions can wreak havoc on your ability to deliver a product on time and budget. Your medical device is a carefully crafted piece of equipment, with each piece serving a specially designed purpose. If even one part is missing or altered, the whole device could cease to function or be ineligible for sale on the market.
If your supply chain challenges are too great to overcome, sometimes the best and only option is to redesign your product. For the past 25 years, Sterling Medical Devices has offered industry knowledge and expertise in medical device system development to help you overcome and avoid supply chain issues. From hardware to mobile apps, Sterling has helped companies – ranging from small startups to leading medical device organizations – overcome design challenges and develop innovative medical devices with successful regulatory submissions.
Obsolescence is a challenge many manufacturing companies face, but it is especially problematic in highly regulated fields like the medical device industry. It can happen for any number of reasons including delayed or discontinued production of a part, updated regulation requirements, or increased security measures. No matter the reason, not having what you need to build your product means broken commitments, damaged relationships, frustrated customers, and lost revenue.
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