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In this episode I Interview Tom Andriola.

Tom Andriola is currently the General Manager of Healthcare Informatics at Philips Healthcare Greater China, a business dedicated to technology innovation, improving patient care and saving lives.

He also is responsible at Philips for Informatics businesses in Latin America and India and manages a global organization of more than 600 people.

He is a sought after speaker on developing technology trends in healthcare and changes happening in the world’s emerging healthcare markets.

Tom has been with Philips for 10 years and held several management positions running healthcare businesses and driving business transformation programs.

Prior to Philips, Tom helped start several technology businesses and spent time as a Chief Information Officer. He has engineering degrees from The George Washington University and University of South Florida and an Executive MBA from Stanford University.

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Chris Smit

I'm passionate about Cultural Difference. I have been helping organizations save time and money when they work Internationally for the last 19 years. I have had the fortunate opportunity to hold lectures, workshops, and consulting projects on this subject World Wide. It has made me understand my own culture much better, and appreciate the differences around the world.
I have a Master's Degree in Organisational Psychology and have lived in the USA, the Netherlands and, currently, in Belgium.
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