In orthopedics, intense competition is almost seen as a badge of honor. Many startups rush into an ultra-competitive space, eager to develop the next groundbreaking device or technology that will revolutionize orthopedics.
However, what if we told you that competing might actually be a strategy for losing, not winning?
The philosophy championed by Peter Thiel—an entrepreneur and venture capitalist best known for founding PayPal and investing in companies like Palantir—says that "competition is for losers". Thiel argues that aspiring companies should aim for monopoly, not for sharing the mark...
The Orthopedics Industry 