Global chip shortages: Why supplies must be prioritized for healthcare capabilities
Chip shortage threatens to disrupt the manufacturing of life-saving medical devices and systems. We need immediate actions to address this chip shortage.
Frans van Houten led Royal Philips from April 2011 to October 2022, transforming the business into leading health technology company. Current responsibilities: Advisor to Philips; Member of the Supervisory Board of Novartis; steering committee member of the European Round Table for Industry; Chairman of the Supervisory Board of Erasmus Trust Foundation; Co-chair Platform to Accelerate the Circular Economy; Co-founder of NL2025 social acceleration platform; Co-founder of the Graduate Entrepreneur Venture Fund.
Chip shortage threatens to disrupt the manufacturing of life-saving medical devices and systems. We need immediate actions to address this chip shortage.
To tackle climate change, the world must make a rapid transition to a circular economy. This can be done with proper measurement and a plan for action.
The private sector must take the lead in reducing emissions, say the CEOs of Philips and KPMG. We need a common, global set of sustainability standards.
Ellen MacArthur, of the Ellen MacArthur Foundation, and Philips CEO Frans Van Houten share the changes that must be in place to create a circular economy.
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Digital technology, inclusive innovation and progressive partnerships can transform primary healthcare services for all.
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Governments and healthcare providers face the daunting prospect of containing costs while improving patient outcomes.
Innovation companies need to set their sights on solving unmet needs -- but this approach requires focus and long term tenacity.
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