CIOs Ready for Digital Twins, But Implementation is Double-Trouble
Realizing the full promise of digital twins may require integrating systems and data across entire organizational ecosystems.
How the healthcare industry uses real-time analytics, including to monitor patients, save lives, and enable staff location-management in medical facilities. Predictive medicine applications are also explored.
Realizing the full promise of digital twins may require integrating systems and data across entire organizational ecosystems.
Many industries are looking to 5G to help move data at lightning speeds from edge devices and networks to more centralized decision-making
The life sciences industry can optimize data insights to improve pharmacovigilance processes using AI, ML, and Natural Language
Forward-thinking medical device companies are digitally transforming their operations, using data to provide new services and enhance the product
AI applications in healthcare are wide-ranging from customized predictive care based on patient data to the automation of administrative processes.
AI is slowly entering the healthcare market, but without proper evaluations and assessment of solutions, many hospitals and clinicians will be burnt by new …
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As researchers attempt to future proof clinical trials against massive disruption, their infrastructure needs must embrace the new world of data.
It's crucial that companies be transparent with their employees about what they are monitoring and