Digital Transformation Digest

Healthcare Digest

The healthcare industry is in the process of rapid adoption of electronic health record systems, but these systems may be an impediment when it comes to data reporting and analysis. The industry is collecting more data than ever before; data is also being used more widely to provide each patient with the best possible quality of care.

The New Normal for Visitor Management Systems

Before the COVID-19 pandemic, a Visitor Management Systems (VMS) was a topic of interest, but not a necessity. That has changed. VMS’ have transformed from a non-essential to an essential requirement.

Demand for Contactless Payments by Consumers Ramps Up

With social distancing in full swing, there's increased demand for digital solutions that reduce or eliminate human touch, forcing some retailers to accelerate their plans to provide options for contactless payments and self-service checkout. As retailers prepare for store re-openings, many have announced the availability of touchless payments, including department store retail chain Kohl's department store, whose customers will have the option to pay for purchases through its app.

Cloud computing adds value — by enabling resiliency now

As the COVID-19 crisis challenges businesses and society worldwide, technology is playing a more important role than ever. Technology enables businesses to be more resilient through remote workspaces, automatic backups, and data access. Companies with business continuity plans are the ones that will come through an epidemic the strongest, with minimal impact. Moreover, accelerating business transformation efforts can help strengthen a company’s position in its market once the pandemic passes.

Telehealth solutions can help lower risk of exposure to COVID-19

Healthcare professionals all over the world are looking at using telehealth solutions to halt the spread of the COVID-19 virus. The outbreak of the COVID-19 virus has created a red alert need for healthcare at a distance, which can be solved with telemedicine services and applications.

Will AI be the next revolution in healthcare?

Many of us think that artificial intelligence (AI) is about connected and driverless cars, smart homes and robotics. But AI is much more than that. AI experts see it as a revolutionary technology that could help many industries, with healthcare among them. Key clinical health AI applications hold the potential to create $150 billion in annual savings for the US healthcare economy by 2026. The market value of AI in the health care industry is predicted to reach $6.6 billion by 2021.