I see trends. Some are obvious. Others are not.
The shrinking startup is really happening today, but it is subtle.
Because of the relentless force of technology, its takes less people to generate the same about of sales in a company each year. Exhibit A is the number of workers needed to generate $1M in sales in the S&P 500 over time. The same thing is happening in ortho... just latter.
The Premise:
The structure and agility of emerging orthopedic companies are on the brink of a major shift. This transformation isn’t driven by traditional factors like funding or innovation alone, but b...