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The BOM Standards No One Teaches Startups

Most startups don't find out their BOM is a liability until it's already causing problems or costing money: a part goes obsolete mid-build, a second source turns out to be unreliable, or lea...

When
Thu, Sep 17
5:30 PM to 6:30 PM PT
Where
Bernal Heights, San Francisco, CA
Host
Studio 45 - informal spaces SF
Entry
Free to attend

About this event

Most startups don't find out their BOM is a liability until it's already causing problems or costing money: a part goes obsolete mid-build, a second source turns out to be unreliable, or lead times tear into your release schedule.

At its core, this is a process problem, one that large enterprise component engineering and supply chain teams solve with a set of standards most early-stage teams have never been taught. Couple that with the lack of resources a startup has, and the challenge can feel unsolvable.

That's what this session breaks down: the standards themselves, and how to run them lean.

What we'll cover:

- The real cost of ignoring production readiness for speed - The standards enterprise teams use to avoid production delays - A simple framework you can apply to your own BOM this week Who should attend: Startup founders, engineering leads, and early-career hardware engineers who are moving from prototype to production and want to think like an enterprise supply chain team, without needing to hire one yet.

This is a purely educational session.

Format: ~40 minutes of breaking down the processes, open Q&A throughout. In the last 5 minutes, I'll briefly share what I've built at Pisco (PartSense) to help teams apply this without the manual grind, for anyone who wants to keep the conversation going.

About the host: Danny is the founder of Pisco, building PartSense, an...

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