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INTERVIEW: How Start-Ups Can Avoid the Engineering Pitfalls of Diagnostic Product Development

Editor Oli Johnson speaks to HiArc President Nate Doemling about the role the company plays in product development for life sciences companies, offering a tactical guide on avoiding common design and regulatory missteps. Earlier this year, HiArc rebranded from its previous name, KMC Systems, as the

INTERVIEW: How Start-Ups Can Avoid the Engineering Pitfalls of Diagnostic Product Development
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Editor Oli Johnson speaks to HiArc President Nate Doemling about the role the company plays in product development for life sciences companies, offering a tactical guide on avoiding common design and regulatory missteps.

Earlier this year, HiArc rebranded from its previous name, KMC Systems, as the company said it aimed to better reflect its ‘unique position’ in the industry as a bespoke, high-performance solution architect.

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