by David Cassak
Warsaw, IN, is a small town located in the flat, beige landscape of Northern Indiana, about two hours north of...
Biomet's Contrarian Conservatism
Beset by cost and consolidation pressures, many orthopedic companies are re-thinking traditional industry success strategies. Not Biomet. The Warsaw-based company is quietly thriving by focusing on core industry values such as the importance of independent distributors, the ability of companies to differentiate their technology, and the fundamentally local nature of the industry.
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