CRA International is proud to sponsor the 2009 ICIS Innovation Awards in the category of Best Product Innovation. In these difficult times for the chemical industry, we at CRA believe continued investment in technology and innovation is even more critical to the long-term success of chemical companies.
Societal, market and industry trends in end-use sectors from transportation through to packaging, as well as environmental compliance and energy efficiency improvements, will require new processes and products. The chemical industry will need to play a critical role in developing innovative solutions to meet these challenges and opportunities.
Our extensive work in technology and innovation management with leading players confirms that product innovation will continue to be the lifeblood of the chemical industry. Maintaining a robust product development pipeline will be a key driver of competitive advantage.
We look forward to working with ICIS and our fellow sponsor in recognizing those companies which continue to pursue this objective, particularly in the current unprecedented and challenging business environment.
Dr Neil Checker
vice president, CRA International
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About CRA International
Founded in 1965, CRA International is a leading provider of strategic consulting and economic and financial expertise. Headquartered in
It believes in using a combination of industry experience and rigorous, fact-based analysis in order to provide clients with clear solutions to complex business problems.
The chemicals practice applies keen insight and rich experience across the industry, from upstream petrochemicals and polymers to downstream specialty chemicals and materials. CRA specializes in strategy, technology management, M&A, performance improvement and organization restructuring.
Learn more about how it is helping companies at www.crai.com/chemicals
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