Rupert Colbourne, Chief Technology Officer at Orbus Software The digital arms race continues in healthcare as the industry struggles to tackle fundamental issues, including systemic labor shortages, spiraling costs, and the shift to preventative care. The sector is looking to technology to help solve these challenges, drive efficiency gains, and improve outcomes, and this has set the digital market on a path to be worth $939 billion by 2032. Healthcare organizations today are trying to manage an array of technologies, both old and new, as they seek to advance transformation efforts. And many are struggling to plan and execute an effective IT roadmap that supports business objectives. The sprawl of systems, hardware, and software has added more challenges to overcome. These span compliance problems, cyber security vulnerabilities, and technical debt, all of which are holding back the industry. It’s clear that the sector is struggling to realize the benefits of digital transformation. Therefore, the industry needs to rethink its approach. By implementing a digital blueprint, organizations can make smarter decisions around transformation, as the framework provides 360-degree visibility. This helps healthcare providers streamline processes, drive efficiency gains, and improve outcomes. Digital Blueprint and Healthcare The clarity from the model […]
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Invest The Invisible Impact
K&X Design and Investment Technology, LLC
Invest The Invisible Impact
