GE HealthCare targets innovation hub in Waukesha, better supplier relations: CEO

GE HealthCare Technologies CEO Pete Arduini disclosed initiatives to both “reinvigorate” its massive Waukesha campus with an innovation showcase and reform supplier relationships he acknowledged haven’t always been the best.

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