Fortive Corporation highlights strong growth in recurring revenue through hardware-as-a-service and software subscriptions, especially at its Fluke brand and healthcare segments. The company is enhancing customer experience by attaching service plans and subscription software to products, increasing utilization of healthcare sterilization equipment. Recent FDA approval allowing higher weight capacity on sterilization machines enables more device processing, driving consumables and service sales. Fortive focuses on deepening value with its existing 100,000 customers to fuel future growth.
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