ABOUT THIS EPISODE
Can speed change the physics of defense innovation? In this episode of the ProtoPod, host Jordan sits down with Dr. Doug Milburn (Founder of ProtoSpace Mfg / Protocase) and Jimi Hendrix (Director of Regional Programs at the North Carolina Military Business Center - NCMBC) to break down why velocity is the single most critical factor separating winners from losers in modern manufacturing and defense technology.
YouTube version: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NIQd1dHTixo
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