Medtronic Looks Beyond The World Of Doctors And Devices In New Approach To Markets
EMEA president on the value of Swiss HQ, putting the tech into medtech and readying for the commercial challenges ahead
Executive Summary
Health warning to global medtechs: The world’s largest medical device company is taking steps to strengthen key account management, retain its market share hold and set up new health care partnerships.
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