Ramsaran: Founders should modernize boring, antiquated legacy systems
Justin Ramsaran · Connecting Healthcare: Solving Medical Device Fragmentation with R Group · Jun 24, 2025 · at 10:18
Justin Ramsaran, CEO of R Group, shares key takeaways for entrepreneurs based on his experience building startups in healthcare and cybersecurity.
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“Find a niche solution and something that seems very antiquated or boring as a legacy system and make it better, right? I think that's the big thing we learned in the simplest of ways.”
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