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βIt works!β β and why that is not sufficient.
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Summary
Many start-ups in the MedTech sector find themselves facing unexpected regulatory, structural, and economic hurdles after building a successful prototype.
This article explains how a simple βItβs working!β becomes an approved medical device β and how teams can bridge the gap to reality through QMS, project structure, and cultural transformation.
This article explains how a simple βItβs working!β becomes an approved medical device β and how teams can bridge the gap to reality through QMS, project structure, and cultural transformation.
From Prototype to Product: Facing Reality in MedTech Development
Many medical device teams experience the same shock: the prototype works, everyone is motivated β and then the project crashes into the reality of regulatory requirements, economic feasibility, and structured product development.
In my new article, I explain why this isnβt failure β but the beginning of a crucial cultural shift:
- From tinkering to true development.
- From prototype to product reality.
- From research mindset to responsibility.
What it takes for teams to navigate this transformation β and why a functioning QMS is an enabler for real progress.
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Author of article
Christoph Taegert-Kilger
As an experienced project manager, system/software architect and quality manager, I support startups and established companies with best practices of system and software engineering, from idea and prototype to approved medical device.