|
Issue dtd. April 2006
INSIDE
COVER STORY
RENDEZVOUS
TRENDS
IN NEWS
BUDGET ANALYSIS
TECHNOLOGY
PLANNING
MARKETING
DIAGNOSTICS
PEOPLE
CALENDAR
PRODUCTS
SUPPLEMENTS
CRITICARE
LABWATCH
HOSPIUPDATE

ARCHIVES
SUBSCRIBE
CUSTOMER SERVICE
CONTACT US
ADVERTISE
ABOUT US


 Network Sites

  Express Computer

  IT People
  Network Magazine
  Business Traveller
  Express Hospitality
  Express TravelWorld
  Express Pharma
  Express Textile
 Group Sites
  ExpressIndia
  Indian Express
  Financial Express

Untitled Document
 

 

-
Home > Products > Story

Sysmex Asia Pacific Scientific Seminar

Sysmex Corporation (Japan), a respected name in diagnostics across the world and currently leading the Haematology segment in Asia, hosted their 1st International Scientific Seminar in Singapore recently. The event was held to herald in the change of name for their Singapore operations from Sysmex Singapore Pte Ltd to Sysmex Asia Pacific Pte Ltd.

A first-of-its-kind event, it broke away from norms and attempted to bring knowledge, talent and expertise on one common international platform. Sysmex has a strong presence in India through its collaboration with Transasia Bio-Medicals Ltd. About 250 luminaries from the Asia-Pacific diagnostic world attended the Seminar.

Needless to say, the Sysmex Transasia contingent from India was the biggest among 27 participating countries, with 50 key opinion leaders from across the length and breadth of India attending the Seminar on behalf of Sysmex Transasia, showcasing the immense popularity that Transasia enjoys amongst the Indian diagnostic world. Transasia MD Suresh Vazirani and his team were at the forefront ensuring a high-level participation in the Seminar.

On the other hand Indians are also creating waves in the international diagnostic world. Prof Pranav Sinha LKH, Klagenfurt, Austria gave an interesting insight into `Challenges Facing Large Laboratories and their Solution'. Prof Mike Borowitz from John Hopkins Medical Institutions, Baltimore, USA, also proved to be very impressive in his sessions. The noteworthy fact was that doctors from our contingent like Dr M B Agarwal, Dr V P Antia, Dr Amardas Gupta and Dr Milind Bhide chaired some of these sessions.

Sysmex has always taken a keen interest in the partnerships that they foster and India is a very important market on their business map as a hub for manufacturing and export to various neighbouring countries. The two giants have further cemented their relationship by signing an agreement, which extends the span and validity of their existing arrangement till 2014. They are eyeing a target of achieving 3,000 installations by mid-2006.

The existing understanding takes on a new dimension with Sysmex deciding to invest substantially in infrastructure activities, manufacturing of reagents and new product development in India under the Sysmex Transasia umbrella. The objective is to reduce the cost of manufacturing and make these products and services very competitive in the current market. The biggest beneficiaries will be centres providing quality blood analysis.

The agreements were signed by Hisahi Ietsugu (President & CEO, Sysmex Corporation, Japan) Dr. Michael Bartels (Managing Director, Sysmex Asia Pacific Pte Ltd), Takashi Ono (Chairman, Sysmex Transasia Bio-Medicals Pvt Ltd), Koji Tamura (Executive Vice President, International Business Administration, Sysmex Corporation) on behalf of Sysmex and Suresh Vazirani (Managing Director, Transasia Bio-Medicals Ltd) on behalf of Transasia.

Back to Top

© Copyright 2001: Indian Express Newspapers (Mumbai) Limited (Mumbai, India). All rights reserved throughout the world. This entire site is compiled in Mumbai by the Business Publications Division (BPD) of the Indian Express Newspapers (Mumbai) Limited. Site managed by BPD.