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משרדי פיליפס ורשה פולין

Philips Israel laying off dozens of employees as part of global cutbacks

16.11.22|Meir Orbach

The Dutch technology giant announced last month that it would be cutting 4,000 jobs worldwide

Israeli startup MyHomeDoc receives FDA approval for smartphone-based telemedicine

The MyHomeDoc device is capable of testing the most common vital signs for primary medical care and all from a smartphone

Philips Selects Sleep App Developer Dayzz to Join New Health Startup Program

Dayzz offers a mobile sleep app that targets corporations, designed to provide personalized sleep training plans to employees as a way to increase productivity and wellbeing

אנדה בהרב מנכלית סליפרייט Sleeprate

Philips Partners With Israeli Sleep Analysis Startup SleepRate

SleepRate’s mobile app uses off-the-shelf sensors such as fitness belts and smartwatches to track sleep patterns and detect sleep problems

בריאות דיגיטלית מדעי החיים רפואה טיפול 2

Sanara Ventures Announces Winners of Healthcare Startup Competition

The Israel-based accelerator and incubator is backed by Teva and Philips

מטה פיליפס אמסטרדם הולנד

CTech’s Wednesday Roundup of Israeli Tech News

Philips buys EDP for 250 million euros. Emails of over 92 million users stolen from genealogy company MyHeritage. Tel Aviv approves plan to build Israel’s tallest building

פרופ' שלמה בן חיים מייסד ומנכ"ל EPD

Philips to Buy Israel's Cardiac Imaging Systems Company EDP for 250 Million Euros

06.06.18|Meir Orbach

Amsterdam-headquartered Philips will use the acquisition to increase its presence in the cardiac arrhythmia treatment market