Most breakthrough hardware doesn’t fail because the core technology is flawed; it fails in the seams, at the integration points between engineering, supply chain, manufacturing, and business strategy, where a working prototype quietly stalls on its way to high-volume production. Few people understand those seams better than Krunal Patel, a hardware-focused Technical Program Manager whose […]
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