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I see only now that there were two doctors who founded Aimedis. That's interesting, it's usually more IT people who start blockchain companies and then find the right partners. Here are involved from the beginning those who work with it

It's good that doctors started this project. Doctors knows the problems of medical industry more than anyone else.

Wow.. This is cool. I never knew it was founded by 2 doctors and you are right about IT guys starting blockchain project but i am not surprised though because this project has to do with the medical field and need strong medical expert to oversee the project

Being founded by those in the field is a good sign as to what exactly they are trying to solve, good thing is that blockchain gives all the equal chance and opportunities, I'd be particularly keen as to what this medical project can achieve in this period they're in

Have to agree too many times medical projects in this industry try to run without actually bringing medical people into the loop especially early enough to matter. You need people in the field to know what went wrong and what can be improved in the new way to do things

You're right. I see this too often not only in medical sphere projects. Managers try to solve tasks in area they know nothing about. Sometimes we can see the narrow specialists among advisors, it means that they just rated someone's ideas but didn't create anything.

As a matter of digression a bit, I see any organization that runs on a field she doesn't have experience or specialty in as totally unserious and not worthy of association and investment, good thing Aimedis recognizes this