Inside the storm - Season 3 - Philips

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Technology giant Philips was a force to be reckoned with, after making its name as a lighting provider. But fierce Asian competition, poor leadership and over diversification nearly burnt its lights out. Inside access sheds light on how Philips innovated its way back to the top.

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