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Special: "Why Now" for Digital Health (with Levels founder Josh Clemente)

6 Apr 2021 13 published claims 2 attributable people

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02 / belief

I was one of the first four employees who had the opportunity to work in that department. I look at that project as, for sure, the pinnacle of my experience at SpaceX.

“I was one of the first four employees who had the opportunity to work in that department. I look at that project as, for sure, the pinnacle of my experience at SpaceX.”
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Not verified from transcript
Publisher
Acquired

04 / evaluation

If we just design something for B2B, a reimbursable, we fall into the same trap that so many other products have that user experience doesn't matter, what matters is selling in an organizational decision-maker that this is something they should add to their offering.

“If we just design something for B2B, a reimbursable, we fall into the same trap that so many other products have that user experience doesn't matter, what matters is selling in an organizational decision-maker that this is something they should add to their offering.”
Speaker
Not verified from transcript
Publisher
Acquired

06 / belief

We’ll take the research findings, and looking ahead in the roadmap, combine that information about how people who don't yet have a metabolic condition to concern themselves with are still improving the markers of long-term risk through just simple behavior change in their daily lifestyle. That I think is how we get to the point where, eventually, the consumer product is covered for insurance, self-insured employee programs, et cetera.

“We’ll take the research findings, and looking ahead in the roadmap, combine that information about how people who don't yet have a metabolic condition to concern themselves with are still improving the markers of long-term risk through just simple behavior change in their daily lifestyle. That I think is how we get to the point where, eventually, the consumer product is covered for insurance, self-insured employee programs, et cetera.”
Speaker
Not verified from transcript
Publisher
Acquired

08 / belief

I think that's what Levels hopes to do is trigger this new market, trigger innovation, make people aware that real-time data, biometric data, health data being used in our daily lives is the key to turning around the frustrating complex and failing medical outcomes we're seeing.

“I think that's what Levels hopes to do is trigger this new market, trigger innovation, make people aware that real-time data, biometric data, health data being used in our daily lives is the key to turning around the frustrating complex and failing medical outcomes we're seeing.”
Speaker
Not verified from transcript
Publisher
Acquired

09 / belief

I think that old aerospace had kind of been resting on its laurels, in a sense, but also combined with the failures of the shuttle program was—in the political nature of the entire program—worried about losing what they had.

“I think that old aerospace had kind of been resting on its laurels, in a sense, but also combined with the failures of the shuttle program was—in the political nature of the entire program—worried about losing what they had.”
Speaker
Not verified from transcript
Publisher
Acquired

10 / belief

Then you—the end-user—are just going to go through whatever experience has been built. It's like your feedback, your customer experience, your process of improvement falls behind I think where any consumer mass-market consumer product would be just because there are so many conflicting incentives in there.

“Then you—the end-user—are just going to go through whatever experience has been built. It's like your feedback, your customer experience, your process of improvement falls behind I think where any consumer mass-market consumer product would be just because there are so many conflicting incentives in there.”
Speaker
Not verified from transcript
Publisher
Acquired

13 / evaluation

From a value capture perspective then, as I think through the value chain of you're providing the insights layer, the software, and the consumer experience, you're relying on other people to provide the hardware.

“From a value capture perspective then, as I think through the value chain of you're providing the insights layer, the software, and the consumer experience, you're relying on other people to provide the hardware.”
Speaker
Ben Gilbert
Publisher
Acquired
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