Can Philips’ Interweaving of Consumer and Professional Healthcare Provide Lessons for Smart Home?
Subscribe To Read This InsightBy Jonathan Collins | 2Q 2019 | IN-5523
Philips' Consumerized Healthcare Model Pulls Disparate Models Together |
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Royal Philips is a global business in the process of reinventing itself. The company’s business ranges from precision large-scale healthcare imaging and diagnostics machines to electric toothbrushes and shavers. Increasingly, Philips is leveraging embedded connectivity and a single cloud platform architecture to bring these historically disparate markets together with the goal of putting the company at the heart of a wider cycle of healthcare management. That means bridging its consumer and professional healthcare domains, and some of the company’s approaches highlight how the connected consumer market can extend technologies and services well beyond their traditional domains.
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