How J&J Hopes To Disrupt India's Diabetes Care Paradigm
Executive Summary
Sushobhan Dasgupta, managing director of Johnson & Johnson Medical India, discusses how J&J's new go-to-market strategies are playing out, the role of e-commerce for medical devices in India, and how the company is leveraging its capabilities to provide solutions for the whole diabetic care pathway.
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