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Siemens Pakistan Engineering — Siemens Healthcare — Investor Presentation (September 2015)
16 slides from Siemens Pakistan Engineering's investor presentation, Sep 29, 2015
Slide 1: Siemens Healthcare GmbH
Matthias Kraemer | Head of Media Relations Siemens Healthcare GmbH Unrestricted © Siemens Healthcare GmbH, 2015
Slide 2: Notes and forward-looking statements
Notes and forward-looking statements This document contains statements related to our future business and financial performance and future events or developments involving Siemens that may constitute forward-looking statements. These statements may be identified by words such as “expect”, “look forw
Slide 3: New management of Siemens Healthcare
New management of Siemens Healthcare effective from May 1, 2015 Bernhard Montag Thomas Rathmann Michael Reitermann Chairman of Member of Member of the Executive the Executive the Executive Management Management Management and CEO and CFO May 1st • Separation of Siemens Healthcare’s business activiti
Slide 4: Globally balanced footprint
Globally balanced footprint Elkhart, Mishawaka Dublin Llanberis Buffalo Grove Flanders, Oxford Hoffman Estates Glasgow Sudbury Edgewater Erlangen, SeongNam Walpole, Forchheim GyeonJu Brookfield Issaquah Kemnath PoHang Tarrytown Rudolstadt Sacramento Getafe Marburg Berkeley Malvern Wuxi Plymouth Shan
Slide 5: Innovation is our strength
Innovation is our strength We innovate R&D spending1) Ratio of R&D expenses as to advance a percentage of revenue1) human health 1.01 billion 8.1% Inventions per year Patents per working day >12,000 1,687 >4 patents in total 1) Fiscal Year 2014 Unrestricted © Siemens Healthcare GmbH, 2015 Page 5 Erl
Slide 6: Facts and figures – Fiscal Year 2014
Facts and figures – Fiscal Year 2014 Key financials Key Financials Revenue by Region2) FY 2014 Germany € 12.1 bn Orders Asia, Australia 7% 27% € 11.7 bn Revenue Europe, CIS3), Africa, Middle East 28% (excl. Germany) € 2.1 bn Profit (w/o PPA amortization) 17.7% in % of revenue € 2.0 bn Underlying Pro
Slide 7: Market dynamics – Healthcare systems in transition
Market dynamics – Healthcare systems in transition Customers and patients Market Demographics: Healthcare Cost pressure, Ageing and age-related diseases business industrialization of healthcare Shortage of qualified HC professionals Consolidation Consumerization, patient centricity Regulatory enviro
Slide 8: Clinical fields and solutions offered by Healthcare
Clinical fields and solutions offered by Healthcare Interventional Angiography Mammography Molecular Imaging Imaging Software Women‘s Urology health Radiation Cardiology Computed Ultrasound therapy Point-of-Care Oncology Tomography Imaging Surgery Molecular Testing Testing Neurology Intensive care u
Slide 9: Magnetic Resonance Imaging (MRI)
Magnetic Resonance Imaging (MRI) – Characteristics Technology • MRI relies on the principle that the hydrogen Pros • No ionizing radiation Results atoms in the human body possess magnetic • Painless High resolution 2D or 3D imaging properties: Exposed to the magnet in the MRI of huge body parts syst
Slide 10: Computed Tomography (CT) – Characteristics
Computed Tomography (CT) – Characteristics Technology • CT measures the attenuation of X-rays within Pros • Free of superimpositions compared Results the tissue, visualizing the inside of the body as to classical X-ray examinations High-contrast 3D pictures of the tissue tomograms – slice images – o
Slide 11: Imaging Software and IT – Characteristics
Imaging Software and IT – Characteristics Technology • syngo makes reading, storing, archiving and Pros • Increased efficiency Results sharing clinical images easier and more efficient • Increased diagnostic quality Access to image data, increased usability • Its innovative technology transforms the
Slide 12: Conventional X-ray
Conventional X-ray – Characteristics Technology • Like light, X-rays are electromagnetic waves Pros • Low cost Results • Radiation is generated in an X-ray tube when • Available almost in every clinic 2D and even 3D pictures electrons from an incandescent wire, the • Still most often used cathode, a
Slide 13: Ultrasound – Characteristics
Ultrasound – Characteristics Technology • Ultrasound uses high-frequency sound waves Pros • No radiation (can be used for children Results and pregnant women) Ultrasound delivers real-time images in 2D, • The transducer emits waves and receives their echo reflected from the tissue • Affordable and i
Slide 14: Angiography – Characteristics
Angiography – Characteristics Technology • Performed to view blood vessels after injecting Pros • Image guidance in interventional procedures Results them with a radiopaque dye that outlines them on • Diseases can be diagnosed and treated using • Digital subtraction angiography X-Ray. This helps to
Slide 15: Molecular Imaging – Characteristics
Molecular Imaging – Characteristics Technology • Single Photon Emission Computed Pros • Detecting diseases at very early Results Tomography (SPECT), Positron Emission stage e.g. cancer or Alzheimer's Molecular imaging procedures are able to Tomography (PET), Magnetic Resonance, • Monitoring cancer t
Slide 16: Point-of-Care/Chemistry/Immunoassay, Automation – Characteristics
Point-of-Care/Chemistry/Immunoassay, Automation – Characteristics Chemistry/Immunoassay, Point-of-Care (POC) Automation, Diagnostics IT Hematology, Hemostasis • (Blood) samples testing is performed • Testing of body liquids such as urine or blood tests • Systems that can do multiple tests at once cl
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