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MedTech pioneer Max Reinhardt joins eXeX, boosts Canopus

Max Reinhardt will lead commercial execution as eXeX expands Canopus Command, a portal that gives hospital staff real-time operational visibility.

  • EXeX appointed Max Reinhardt as president of healthcare and launched Canopus Command, an intelligent portal providing hospital leadership with a live operational view inside every surgical case.
  • Reinhardt brings over three decades of MedTech and pharmaceutical leadership experience, including seventeen years at Johnson & Johnson. CEO Robert Masson stated he is the ideal person to lead commercial efforts.
  • Canopus Command tracks 'surgical inquiries,' discrete moments when team members pull information needed during a procedure. This data reveals workflow demands, enabling facilities to allocate resources proactively.
  • Joining recently appointed Chief Operating Officer John Spranger, Reinhardt forms a leadership team focused on surgery intelligence. Alongside Masson, they aim to implement Canopus across every operating room globally.
  • With a background managing $5.5 billion in orthopaedics revenue, Reinhardt intends to transform the operating room environment. He stated eXeX is leading a 'once-in-a-generation shift' by capturing tribal knowledge.
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MedTech pioneer Max Reinhardt joins eXeX, boosts Canopus

MedTech leader Max Reinhardt is set to drive the growth of eXeX's Canopus platform, accelerating the adoption of surgery intelligence in the UK.

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MedTech pioneer Max Reinhardt joins eXeX to drive Canopus platform growth

MedTech leader Max Reinhardt is set to drive the growth of eXeX's Canopus platform, accelerating the adoption of surgery intelligence in the UK.

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