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HIMSS21 Changemaker Podcast: Philips CEO Frans van Houten
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HIMSS21 Changemaker Podcast: Philips CEO Frans van Houten

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The technology leader looks back on the decision 10 years ago to transition a 130-year old conglomerate into a company focused on healthcare, and describes the forward-looking investments Philips is making in data and informatics.

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