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Perkin-Elmer Eyes the Value Chain

Perkin-Elmer built the machines that enabled the boom in genomics research--automated DNA sequencers. Genomics companies have done well, but Perkin-Elmer hasn't. The company is prepared to spend up to $1 billion over the next several years on external collaborations and acquisitions in an effort to climb the value chain and capture high-value applications of its tools for itself.

by Antonio Regalado

What are the fundamental technology trends in drug discovery? What business models create the most value? Which are the hot growth companies? For the consultants, stock analysts and industry competitors...

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