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How innovative is Philips exactly? As the world’s largest applicant for patents at the European Patent Office, very! The results of those patents are coming soon to our range of products, as we create healthcare solutions for the future.
Philips leads the world in filing patents at the European Patent Office for second consecutive year
Four years ago Liat’s son was born premature, but she’s not just another concerned mother. She’s a digital technology leader at Philips, responsible for IoT devices to connect consumers to solutions. Read her story here.
The Internet of Things and Saving Lives
"We knew we could put the company on the right side of history by improving people's lives through innovation," says our CEO Frans van Houten. Read his full story here.
Why every company should be innovating with purpose
How does Philips change lives for the better? Here's a snapshot of just a few people who have benefitted from some of our innovations.
Building a healthy society
Philips reports further progress in sustainability performance, with Green Revenues representing 58% of total HealthTech revenues in 2016.
Philips increases Green Revenues to EUR 10.2 billion, 58% of HealthTech revenues in 2016
Six key trends in health technology that will help health networks to make the transition to value based care. Read Jeroen Tas' blog to find out more.
What will take healthcare's center stage in 2017?
Philips is #2 on the list of “20 Companies That Are as Great as Google”
20 Companies That Are as Great as Google
At Philips it's not just about building a product, it's about building a healthier society. As Luc says: "I always tell my friends, working at Philips is like a playground for geeks."
Challenge yourself at Philips: Mechanical engineering careers
Eindhoven campus is just one of Philips' many innovation hotbeds around the world; where we take deep insights to create meaningful innovations that improve peoples' lives. Take a tour here!
Working at Philips: Inside High Tech Campus in The Netherlands
Climbing Kilimanjaro to find new ways to treat cardiac and respiratory illnesses. Philips’ Research Scientist, Marek Bartula shares his story.
5 things I've learned from my hike up Kilimanjaro