Striking out on one’s own while working as a team may seem like contradictory ideas, but GE HealthCare President and CEO Peter Arduini made it clear that both themes will guide the company’s future after it spins out of parent company GE early next year. The occasion for his remarks was GE HealthCare’s Investor Day at Nasdaq in New York City. This event was the chance for leadership to preview the medical technology company’s strategy of building on its powerful Imaging, Ultrasound, Patient Care Solutions, and Pharmaceutical Diagnostics businesses and doubling down on digital solutions, powered by Edison, to enable precision care for patients around the world.
“Today we will outline our strategy for value creation as a more agile, profitable, and fast-growing business, further enabled by our transition to a standalone public company,” Arduini said. “Our goal is to…
