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One, three. From Wondery, I'm David Brown, and this is Business Wars Daily on this Wednesday, April 1st.

On this show, we are always interested in innovation. After all,

innovation is perhaps the single factor that matters most when it comes to competition. And it

turns out innovation may also be the most important factor when it comes to battling COVID-19.

Today, we turn to the ventilator shortage. You've heard all about it, right? We're going to look at

how several businesses are innovating both their products and their processes, as in manufacturing

processes, to fight against this virus, and the clock, of course. By any estimate, the U.S. is short

tens of thousands of life-saving ventilators, and so is the rest of the world. This ventilator

shortage is a many tentacle problem. First, there's the product itself.aving ventilators, and so is the rest of the world. This ventilator shortage is a many-tentical problem.

First, there's the product itself.

All ventilators aren't alike.

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