India, Aug. 1 -- In the bustling corridors of hospitals, where every second can mean the difference between life and death, there exists an invisible battle - one that patients rarely see but healthcare workers fight every day. Nurses search for equipment. Doctors wait for critical tools. Administrators juggle operational chaos.

It was in witnessing this quiet but persistent inefficiency that the seeds of Trackerwave were sown.

"The problem wasn't the quality of care," recalled Pradeep Vadakkekhatt, co-founder and director of Trackerwave. "It was everything around it - the operational friction that slowed down the delivery of care."

Moment of realisation

Vadakkekhatt and Trackerwave's co-founder Sudhakar Prakasam spent several years w...