Acharya: Zetwerk collects over 200 data points per supplier during onboarding
Amrit Acharya · Zetwerk founder on Pivoting, Funding and Building a Manufacturing Unicorn ft. Amrit Acharya · Oct 4, 2021 · at 24:36
Amrit Acharya is the co-founder and CEO of contract manufacturing marketplace Zetwerk, discussing how they map uncatalogued industrial capacity.
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“So today when we onboard suppliers, we collect 202 free data points per supplier, you know, starting from who they are, what machines they have made before, what, who are their customers.”
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