Ventilators...ohhh chit that's the kiss of death...bye bye gvsi and so looong wnft...and srnw will see its Booogieman soon im sure...gs bought these stinkers he should of done more dd and not be a cheap skate as we've all seen not settling with our new CEO CALWINNY as gs punts that outta the endzone...
Watch and see as long as it takes will last longer than young blood big chalupa age 29...he'll be 69 before some1 tells him Warren buffet ain't walking thru that door to buyout the lil pinkie pigs here....
Ventilators? That is the sure kiss of death! He will probably use Ligand Innovation Global ones. The failed company under FORW! LOL They did nothing since
The D-Box was just an idea until Dayo left Nigeria to come to Canada in August 2015. In Toronto he immersed himself within the rich entrepreneurial start-up ecosystem and found a partner who could help make his D-Box dream become reality. That partner was Ray Minato, President and CEO of Inertia Engineering + Design. “Inertia’s rigorous methodology, core values, and outstanding team with a passion for developing products that have an impact on the world made them the only choice.” said Dayo. Dayo’s urgency to find a solution to what he had experienced inspired Inertia’s team to apply their state-of-the-art design practices to deliver this product innovation in record time – from idea to proof-of-concept prototype in just over three months. “The key to this product innovation is not so technically complex but rather that it simply meets the user’s basic and critical needs (and only those needs) where there was previously nothing.” commented Ray Minato, President & CEO of Inertia. Dayo is now back in Lagos, Nigeria where the D-Box will be introduced to the medical community at an event on January 15th, 2016.
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