At Monument Health, a large, integrated health system serving 14 rural and urban communities across western South Dakota and eastern Wyoming, the ability to close gaps in care depends on the availability of data at the point of care.
What is the key to driving digital innovation with data analytics—and where should healthcare leaders begin?
By 2025, experts expect the healthcare cloud computing market to reach $64.7 billion as organizations seek to improve operational and clinical efficiencies. The business case for moving to the cloud is clear. To achieve digital transformation—which involves automation—the cloud is the best place to implement artificial intelligence, machine learning, robotic process automation, and more.
In the life sciences, effective data management is a major factor in patient safety and successful research. Unfortunately, many organizations are relying on outdated methods to manage their large amounts of complex and dynamic data sets; leaving them vulnerable when it comes to compliance.
As the world of life sciences and pharma advances, digital technology can play a critical role in unleashing new potential for all stakeholders. But with constant technological changes taking place, staying up to date on trends is often difficult. According to recent estimates, we are witnessing a monumental shift from Web 2.0 to Web 3.0, which has profound implications for pharma and life sciences professionals alike.
