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Connectivity has never been more important for in-hospital medical equipment. Data insights bring benefits for device vendors, healthcare providers, and patients; from improving healthcare outcomes to reducing the cost of care and device maintenance.
Medical device vendors have taken note of this but, when adding connectivity, many start from and focus on what they understand best: the device itself and local connectivity.
While this is important, it’s vital to fully consider all steps for end-to-end connectivity of in-hospital equipment; failure to do so can result in connectivity projects failing early, facing lengthy delays, or never delivering meaningful business results.
In this webinar, industry experts from S3 Connected Health and Philips will discuss the key steps for creating a secure, scalable connectivity ecosystem based around medical equipment in the hospital environment, including:
Head of Services Strategy
S3 Connected Health
Piotr has over two decades’ experience in the medical technology and telecoms space. With an engineering background, he has managed teams designing and delivering connected medical devices and services for leading medtech and pharma companies.
In his current role at S3 Connected Health, Piotr helps medtech companies take full advantage of the opportunities connected medical devices and digital health services bring. His focus is on turning point healthcare solutions (like medical devices or drugs) into connected care ecosystems that improve outcomes for all stakeholders from patients through providers to payers.
Program Manager Smart Connected Devices and Systems
Philips
Wim is responsible for building programs on smartness and connectivity across Philips that serve as a foundation for digital transformation. During his time at Philips, Wim has in innovation management roles for industries including healthcare, consumer electronics, semiconductors, and digital networks. He has participated in management teams responsible for businesses varying in size from small startups to mature and highly profitable enterprises.
Over the past 37 years, Wim has led business innovation in multi-site, multi-country R&D organizations covering several technology domains, including: IC’s, hardware, software, systems, mechatronics, X-ray, medical instruments, IT integration , data analytics, AI, AR/VR , clinical solutions covering cardiology, oncology, and neuro.
Besides a successful career in R&D and business management in multiple businesses, Wim has expertise in business development, marketing, venturing, and M&A processes.
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