Research at Bayer
Research at Bayer Technology Services
All Bayer subgroups work closely with Bayer Technology Services worldwide on technology solutions, particularly in the fields of process technology, plant engineering, automation and product development. This service company evolves innovative technology platforms to speed up development work and support the realization of new products, system solutions and production processes in the subgroups.
Technology platforms for the needs of the subgroups
These “enabling technologies” help to speed up the development of new products, system solutions and production processes in the subgroups.
A core strategic element in this regard is the international insourcing of knowledge: This includes drawing on country-specific expertise in the implementation of capital expenditure projects, globally exploiting innovations, securing public research funding, recruiting international experts and setting up collaborations with other companies and research institutes. One example is the acquisition of the Novartis spin-off Zeptosens AG, whose highly sensitive biochip systems can considerably reduce development times for active ingredients at Bayer HealthCare and Bayer CropScience.
A core strategic element in this regard is the international insourcing of knowledge: This includes drawing on country-specific expertise in the implementation of capital expenditure projects, globally exploiting innovations, securing public research funding, recruiting international experts and setting up collaborations with other companies and research institutes. One example is the acquisition of the Novartis spin-off Zeptosens AG, whose highly sensitive biochip systems can considerably reduce development times for active ingredients at Bayer HealthCare and Bayer CropScience.
Bayer's Perspective on Innovation 2006: Bayer Technology Services Workshop
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