Smart Data Collective

SEPTEMBER 16, 2022

Big data technology is shaping the future of healthcare. Global healthcare companies are projected to spend over $105 billion on big data by 2030. One of the biggest benefits of big data in healthcare has been in the field of virtual healthcare. Demand for virtual healthcare services exploded during the pandemic.

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CIO Business Intelligence

MAY 2, 2022

Information Technology continues to create opportunities to improve healthcare, but only when used effectively. Whether it’s medical devices, electronic healthcare records, high-bandwidth networks, medical imaging, or insurance, there are few corners of the healthcare field that are not deeply penetrated by IT. idgtechtalk.

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IBM Big Data Hub

OCTOBER 2, 2023

As a healthcare activist, a mom to a fertility preservation miracle, a business owner and a cancer survivor, Alice Crisci has dedicated her life to ending the spread of health misinformation. The bot addresses personal and private fertility questions vetted by a panel of board-certified healthcare experts engaged by Ovum.

Insurance 94

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Smart Data Collective

APRIL 28, 2021

For instance, mobile app development has been an important feature of the last decade. As users demand more intuitive apps and mobile friendly websites from goods and services providers, how are key industries benefiting? What are data-driven apps? First, it’s important to understand what a data-driven app actually is.

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Sisense

AUGUST 24, 2021

A 2021 McKinsey study showed that overall use of telehealth and health-and-pharma apps during the COVID-19 pandemic rose as much as 38 times over previous figures, yet patients remain unenthusiastic about pharma apps. But a more recent 2021 survey suggested that many consumers found pharma apps “mediocre.” Simplify it.

Analytics 98

Analytics Interactive ROI Marketing 98

CIO Business Intelligence

MAY 11, 2022

In addition to standing up a telemedicine program in three weeks after the start of the pandemic, Brooklyn Hospital’s IT department is using AI to try to predict who are the sickest patients in the hospital. IT also developed an iOS app for those who are food insecure. Predicting the sickest patients with AI.

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