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On-demand Webinar

2019 State of Hardware

How Teams Stay Agile in the Midst of Tariffs & Increasingly Complex Supply Chains

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How Teams Stay Agile in the Midst of Tariffs & Increasingly Complex Supply Chains

2018 was full of challenges (old and new) for product developers bringing new products to market. Companies across America, from large enterprises to small startups, have encountered exaggerated supply chain and resource constraints when trying to get to market as a result of tension between the U.S. and its trade partners.

In a special on-demand webinar, Adam Benzion and Mike Geyer will discuss the themes uncovered in China Manufacturing parts’s 2019 State of Hardware Report, including:

How teams are leveraging tariff engineering strategies to control costs
Top risks faced in bridging the gap between prototype and production
Insights into what new skill sets hardware developers master as they bring new products to market

Hosted by

Adam Benzion

Co-founder and CEO, Hackster.io

Adam Benzion is the co-founder and CEO of Hackster.io, the world's largest community for hardware developers, acquired by Avnet in 2016. Prior to Hackster, Adam founded a hardware startup focused on mobile power management. He was awarded with 3 patents around power efficiency and sold the company to Otterbox. Before becoming an entrepreneur, Adam was a director at Microsoft, working in the Windows and Azure product groups, in the CN and Asia Pacific. Today, Adam lives in Seattle and leads Hackster’s future growth, while investing and mentoring tech startups.

Mike Geyer

Business Development, China Manufacturing parts

Mike Geyer leads Business Development for China Manufacturing parts. His true passion lies in transforming the manufacturing industry and having held positions at Caterpillar, Autodesk, and Kaiser Aluminum, he has seen first hand the challenges and inefficiencies that permeate the market. From large Fortune 500 manufacturers to emerging technology startups, Mike has worked to solve a wide array of business challenges across the industry. His experience with hardware entrepreneurs, manufacturing venture capital firms, large format additive manufacturing, closed-loop sensor networks, and fabrication of generative automotive chassis provide him a unique perspective on the rapidly changing landscape of manufacturing.