Novadaq cuts staff, enters Intuitive collaboration
This article was originally published in Clinica
Executive Summary
Imaging firm Novadaq has completed a strategic restructuring initiative which has seen 25 job cuts and a re-shuffle of its senior management. The Canadian firm, which specialises in real-time imaging and image guidance systems for the healthcare sector, has made the cuts to reduce spending, slow cash burn and achieve net profitability.
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