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5 smart home gadgets from CESNew innovations in smart deadbolts, water monitoring and electric vehicle charging were on display at the tech show in Las Vegas this week. |
Philips appoints Jie Xue as Chief Business Leader Precision Diagnosis, co-leader of the Diagnosis & Treatment segment, and Özlem Fidanci as Chief of International RegionJie Xue Özlem Fidanci January 9, 2025 Amsterdam, the Netherlands – Royal Philips (NYSE: PHG, AEX: PHIA), a global leader in health technology, today announced the appointment of Jie Xue as Chief Business Leader Precision Diagnosis, and Özlem Fidanci as Chief of International Region, both effective January 1, 2025. Ms. Xue and Ms. Fidanci have joined Philips' Executive Committee and report directly to Roy Jakobs, CEO of Philips.Ms. Xue joins Philips from GE Healthcare to lead the Precision Diagno |
Philips divests chipmaking subsidiary Xiver to Dutch consortiumXiver is engaged in developing MEMS that integrates mechanical and electronic components on a silicon chip. |
Philips sells small chipmaking subsidiary, Telegraaf reportsHealthcare technology company Philips has sold its Xiver computer chip subsidiary, the Telegraaf newspaper reported, citing Xiver's CEO. The business was sold to a consortium headed by Orange Mills Ventures, the investment vehicle of Dutch businessman Cees Meeuwis, the newspaper said. Financial terms were not disclosed. |
The 10 biggest medtech stories of 2024The medtech space in 2024 has been marked by regulatory rulings, blockbuster acquisitions and cybersecurity challenges. |
NEFHSC, Baptist Health and Philips partner to offer pregnancy app subscriptionThe initiative aims to enhance educational resources about pregnancy in the Baker, Clay, and Duval counties. |
Philips and SGH to launch MRI training centre in SingaporeTwo SGH MRI radiographers will participate in Philips Clinical Application Training under the partnership. |
NEFHSC, Baptist Health & Philips Give Local Families Free Pregnancy+ AppJACKSONVILLE, Fla., December 09, 2024--To help ensure more families have access to educational resources they need for healthy birth outcomes, the Northeast Florida Healthy Start Coalition (NEFHSC), Baptist Health and Philips Avent (NYSE: PHG, AEX: PHIA) have partnered to offer a one-year, no-cost subscription to the premium version of Philips’ Pregnancy+. Pregnancy+, the number one pregnancy app worldwide, will be available to women and their families in Baker, Clay and Duval counties. |
Philips and Singapore General Hospital to advance medical imaging capabilities in Asia Pacific with first-of-its-kind MRI training collaborationRoyal Philips (NYSE: PHG, AEX: PHIA), a global leader in health technology, announces its strategic collaboration with Singapore General Hospital (SGH) to set up a first-of-its-kind Magnetic Resonance Imaging (MRI) Training Centre in Singapore. Commencing on December 9, 2024, the collaboration enhances SGH's efforts to advance medical imaging education and capabilities through the opening of the training centre to public and private hospitals in Singapore and Asia Pacific (APAC). |
Philips is focused on a 'resilient and agile' supply chain: CEOPhilips (PHG) CEO Roy Jakobs sits down with Catalysts Hosts Seana Smith and Madison Mills to discuss the health tech company's strategy for President-elect Donald Trump's second term in the White House. "We have, of course, been going through several supply chain challenges [since the pandemic]. We also have been working [on] how we make our supply chain more resilient and agile because the situation currently is not clear, which means that we need to be prepared to move fast if [some] kind of clarity comes out," Jakobs tells the Catalyst team. He says the company is working to source products in the market in which they are being sold to minimize trade war impacts. "This was one of the pillars of my strategy where we said [a] reliable supply chain is extremely important to be able to c... |