In Women's Health, Hologic Stays Ahead of the Curve
Hologic is garnering more attention these days than it might have in the past because it's just come off an "annus mirabilis." In 2006, Hologic made three vertical acquisitions in the area of breast cancer detection, and it reported stellar financial results. The company is now a market leader in osteoporosis assessment and has an approxmately 50% share of the conventional mammography customer base as well as an early lead in digital mammgoraphy, which is remarkable considering that it is a mid-sized company competing in capital equipment markets against the likes of GE and Siemens.
Mary Stuart
Hologic Inc. is either one of the luckiest or one of the smartest device companies around. From the beginning, it’s made a successful business by taking the risky strategy of...
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