BioInformatics, LLC New Market Research Report – Life Science Instruments: Brand Performance

Life Science Brand Performance

To help instrumentation suppliers evaluate brand performance and benchmark competitive standing, BioInformatics LLC’s upcoming market report, Life Science Instruments: Brand Performance, reveals scientists’ preferences with regards to the importance of various brand attributes. This primary research report will help suppliers evaluate instrumentation brand equity in terms of differentiation, relevance, quality, popularity and advantages.
Life Science Instruments: Brand Performance analyzes similarities and differences between brands to identify strengths and weaknesses of multiple brand attributes among major suppliers. Nineteen instrumentation suppliers are profiled with regards to brand health, brand differentiation, brand loyalty and other characteristics that drive the brand.
The following companies will be individually profiled in this report:
-AB Sciex 
-Affymetrix 
-Agilent Technologies     
-BD Biosciences 
-Beckman Coulter 
-Bio-Rad Laboratories 
-Bruker Daltonics 
-EMD/Merck Millipore 
-Eppendorf 
-GE Healthcare 
-Illumina 
-Leica 
-Life Technologies 
-Molecular Devices 
-PerkinElmer 
-Qiagen 
-Roche Applied Science 
-Thermo Scientific 
-Zeiss

To learn more about Life Science Instruments: Brand Performance (13-005), a complimentary report brochure is available here:
ABOUT BIOINFORMATICS, LLC
BioInformatics, LLC is the premier research and advisory firm serving the life science industry. By leveraging our professional social network of more than 73,000 life scientists, we have supported more than 500 companies and provided insights that lead to better business decisions. Our assignments include assessing the size and attractiveness of markets, optimizing product configurations and pricing, validating corporate acquisitions, measuring customer loyalty, and evaluating brand strength and positioning.

    This report will help you to:

  • Assess the degree of brand recognition, familiarity with and usage of life science instrumentation and equipment brands.
  • Evaluate the brand equity of the life science instrumentation and equipment brands in terms of differentiation, relevance, quality, popularity and advantages.
  • Determine whether a brand’s performance across these factors has improved or worsened over the past 18 to 24 months.
  • Establish the most/least important factors considered when purchasing instruments and equipment from different brands.
  • Measure level of satisfaction with a brand’s instrument and equipment offering across multiple attributes.
  • Correlate the likelihood of customers to recommend a brand of life science instrumentation and equipment with satisfaction.
  • Analyze degree of differentiation across brands on price, quality and innovation.
  • Present a customer profile for multiple brands of life science instrumentation and equipment that features the key demographics of each brand’s most loyal and satisfied customers.
For more information contact:
Mary Follin 
Manager, Marketing/Sales 
BioInformatics, LLC 
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Arlington, VA 22201 
703.778.3080 x13 (phone) 
m.follin(at)gene2drug(dot)com