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ShortBonn-Weiss Group (BWG) is a medical-device supply company delivering guaranteed healthcare supply through AI-forecasted Digital Long-Term Agreements: locked pricing, 52-week delivery calendars, and per-shipment QC vetting.
LongBonn-Weiss Group Private Limited supplies healthcare consumables, including syringes, blood collection tubes, and IV infusion sets, to hospitals, diagnostic labs, and clinics. Instead of volatile spot-buying, BWG forecasts demand 52 weeks ahead and supplies through Digital Long-Term Agreements that lock price and guarantee delivery, with quality vetting and batch documentation on every shipment. The company was co-founded by Yuvraj Shinde (CEO), Parth Gigoo (CPO), and Zane Arp (Chief Regulatory Officer), and is headquartered in Pune, Maharashtra, India.
Yuvraj Shinde
Entrepreneurship graduate and second-time founder, previously building a venture for ecommerce brands. Grew up inside a family-operated diagnostic lab and clinic in Maharashtra.
Full bio →Parth Gigoo
Computer Engineering. Architect of CoreLineOS. Family background in pharmaceutical packaging.
Full bio →Zane Arp, Ph.D.
Former Director, FDA Division of Biomedical Physics (CDRH). 20+ years regulatory strategy.
Full bio →- AI vs. hospital stockouts in India. How demand forecasting and Long-Term Agreements replace reactive spot-buying in one of the world's largest, most fragmented medical-supply markets. Read the full piece →
- From FDA to Indian medtech. Zane Arp, former Director at the FDA's Division of Biomedical Physics (CDRH), co-founding an India-based medical-supply company.
- Operator-founded. A second-time founder who studied entrepreneurship and built a venture for ecommerce brands, now applying demand forecasting to the medical supply market his family has operated in for years.
- Predictability as a product. Selling guaranteed uptime and locked pricing instead of devices, a new commercial model for medical consumables.
- America's medical deserts. Why predictable supply, not just proximity to care, determines whether underserved regions have what they need. Read the full piece →
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