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Subramanyam, who took charge as managing director of GE Healthcare India and South Asia last September, said its research and development centre in Bengaluru — GE John D Welch Technology Centre — is developing innovative solutions for global medical products and services
The India team at medical technology firm Wipro GE Healthcare is working on a range of artificial intelligence (AI) and machine-based digital healthcare solutions to cater to the world, managing director Shravan Subramanyam said.
The company will continue to invest in that space, he added.
Subramanyam, who took charge as managing director of GE Healthcare India and South Asia last September, said its research and development centre in
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