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Medical technology thrives on new ideas. There is probably no other economic sector where technical innovations have such a direct impact on health and on people’s well-being. This intertwined approach combines the best of both worlds: the experience and implementation expertise of a global corporation like B. Braun and the speed and creativity of start-ups.

During the COVID-19 pandemic, physical contact between B. Braun and customers was virtually impossible at times. Hybrid sales models became more important. Particularly in large countries with long distances, they offer added value that can be retained.
 

With the expansion of its disinfectant production facility in Sempach, Switzerland, B. Braun is now seizing the opportunity to set new standards in energy management.


 
 

The fact that B. Braun can change has been proven many times during its 180-year history. In order to successfully shape these fundamental changes, we rely on the openness, courage, and flexibility of our employees. But change is not always easy, either. That is why we asked B. Braun employees around the world

Digitalization is expanding into all areas of life. The health care system is no exception. For some time now, health care providers and the industry at large have been working on innovative digital solutions.

 

B. Braun has been fighting against COVID-19, and for patients and medical professionals around the world since the start of the pandemic.

 
 
 

B. Braun employees from around the world report on their efforts against Corona. In a crisis, we need people who step up, and take on responsibility. 
 

The coronavirus pandemic is requiring everybody involved in the health care system and beyond to share expertise and work together. That is what we do. Let us all be busy in what we are good at, fighting the virus and flattening the curve.

If you feel sick, consult your undershirt. How will a hospital operate in the year 2040? A tour through the health care system of the future.

 
 

The coronavirus pandemic took the world by surprise - and would bring daunting tasks for health care systems to face. The value of new processes needed to be proven, resources were temporarily scarce.