Olympus Medical Follows The Patient Pathway In New Strategic Plan
Value Creation Drive Is Underway Says CEO Takeuchi
Executive Summary
Having divested non-medical imaging a year ago, Olympus Corp is putting its foot to the floor in refocusing on its medical portfolio. It has set global ambitions of strengthening its coverage of unmet needs and of playing a major role in reshaping health care delivery.
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