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BigApple said:
Because the liberal East coast Governors are following their orders from the DNC to sabotage the country. The states that will open up will be less progressive, let’s say. It should be determined locally, not Federally. Period. Watch the tidal wave of openings soon and the demand for services, etc soar.
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Are you serious? What flavor GOP Kool aid are you drinking? While Dems are definitely NOT faultless in all of this, Trump and some Republican politicians initially downplayed the threat, said it would go away like a miracle (15 to 0 cases) and recommended going out to restaurants (Nunes)... It's all on tape. Delay and inaction has caused unnecessary hardships and deaths.
 












anonymous said:
Is Mako really hurting the company that bad?
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lol mako is the present and the future. No doubt about it. Penetration has increased exponentially in markets where the robot has been introduced, you’d have to be as blind as the Wuhan bat not to see it. This guy’s just pissed because he can’t get Mako certified...nearly 40% of JR reps fail the total knee training.
 






Never mind the over $1B initial investment. The cost to run Mako is greater than the gain associated with Mako. It has yet to be net positive and is no where close to paying off the acquisition. If the present is about losing money and the future is about losing money then this is the wrong company to work for. If the company wasn’t hemorrhaging cash on this deal you wouldn’t be seeing all these commission cuts and sales model changes. Mako does work and maybe one day it will make money. Over 5 years into it and it has yet to be an impressive business.
Also did you ever consider that there are JR reps out there that actually prefer to sell shit for a living rather than clicking buttons on the computer? No chance I’d want to pass mako certification if I’m a salesperson.


anonymous said:
lol mako is the present and the future. No doubt about it. Penetration has increased exponentially in markets where the robot has been introduced, you’d have to be as blind as the Wuhan bat not to see it. This guy’s just pissed because he can’t get Mako certified...nearly 40% of JR reps fail the total knee training.
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It's cute how you all think that, as soon as elective cases are happening again, hospitals are just going to throw open the doors and let reps back in the building again. Let alone on day 1. I'd predict it's months before anyone not "required" to be in the hospitals are allowed back in. And I sure as hell hope your leaders realize that.
 






It would be incredible if I didn’t have to go back into the hospitals and still get paid for product sold. I look forward to the day it gets back to the way it was 20 years ago.

anonymous said:
It's cute how you all think that, as soon as elective cases are happening again, hospitals are just going to throw open the doors and let reps back in the building again. Let alone on day 1. I'd predict it's months before anyone not "required" to be in the hospitals are allowed back in. And I sure as hell hope your leaders realize that.
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anonymous said:
Never mind the over $1B initial investment. The cost to run Mako is greater than the gain associated with Mako. It has yet to be net positive and is no where close to paying off the acquisition. If the present is about losing money and the future is about losing money then this is the wrong company to work for. If the company wasn’t hemorrhaging cash on this deal you wouldn’t be seeing all these commission cuts and sales model changes. Mako does work and maybe one day it will make money. Over 5 years into it and it has yet to be an impressive business.
Also did you ever consider that there are JR reps out there that actually prefer to sell shit for a living rather than clicking buttons on the computer? No chance I’d want to pass mako certification if I’m a salesperson.
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yea who would want to pass a certification that makes them a dual threat? super smart. fact of the matter is, mako isn’t going anywhere but up. so keep saying they’re pushing buttons on a computer while you open boxes. which do you think is more valuable?
 






anonymous said:
Never mind the over $1B initial investment. The cost to run Mako is greater than the gain associated with Mako. It has yet to be net positive and is no where close to paying off the acquisition. If the present is about losing money and the future is about losing money then this is the wrong company to work for. If the company wasn’t hemorrhaging cash on this deal you wouldn’t be seeing all these commission cuts and sales model changes. Mako does work and maybe one day it will make money. Over 5 years into it and it has yet to be an impressive business.
Also did you ever consider that there are JR reps out there that actually prefer to sell shit for a living rather than clicking buttons on the computer? No chance I’d want to pass mako certification if I’m a salesperson.
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What about the IP that Stryker got with the deal ... not just Mako
Pipeline
 






Once segmentation is automated and handheld controls enters the picture you think the guy pushing the robot into the field will be more valuable than the person placing the products/systems?
 


















anonymous said:
please tell me who ...Zimmer?
S&N?
DePuy ?
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There are no fewer than 20 companies worldwide that are selling 3D printed implants for Orthopaedics and Spine.

Stryker was 3D printing before the Pipeline acquisition. There is minimal value to the IP there.

Zimmer Biomet OsseoTi
Smith and Nephew Redapt cup
Depuy 3D printed cup coming soon
Lima Trabecular Titanium
Exactech Equinoxe stemless shoulder and Truliant knee. Pretty sure they have a 3D printed cup available as well.

There is nothing miraculous about what Pipeline was doing with PST.
 
























anonymous said:
The mako team is a ghost of What it was and who is left currently. Everyone left for better gigs.
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Mako team is the most arrogant collective group in Orthopedics. Who was Mako before Stryker bought them? Yet the same people that made Stryker the company it is through the 2000’s in the face of recall after recall will be replaced by entitled Mako case coverage people who haven’t sold a thing. Stiles, Panos and that other midget whose name I don’t even remember can go back to their 90% market share selling drills and Neptune’s, recon and trauma are toast.
 






anonymous said:
Mako team is the most arrogant collective group in Orthopedics. Who was Mako before Stryker bought them? Yet the same people that made Stryker the company it is through the 2000’s in the face of recall after recall will be replaced by entitled Mako case coverage people who haven’t sold a thing. Stiles, Panos and that other midget whose name I don’t even remember can go back to their 90% market share selling drills and Neptune’s, recon and trauma are toast.
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Above nailed it.
 


















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