How do you identify potentially disruptive technologies in your market space? In an adjacent market space? How do you identify opportunities for expansion of your existing product line? Let’s explore contact lens technologies and how an examination of both patent and technical literature can identify technologies creating disruption within the next 5-10 years, and help focus product development activities. Access the sample report here.
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