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Frost & Sullivan’s recent global annual cloud survey’s primary goal is to determine cloud computing technology adoption among healthcare organizations, top business strategic goals, preferred cloud deployment models, information technology (IT), business challenges in cloud migration, and expansion opportunities for healthcare cloud providers. F...

28 Jan 2020  |  North America  |  Market Research

Global Healthcare Cloud Computing Market, Forecast to 2023

Competitive Dynamics are Pushing Services to the Forefront

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Cloud computing in healthcare is gaining momentum as a variety of factors create a significant need for the value propositions that a successful cloud implementation promises to offer. Global healthcare cloud market revenue is expected to surge at a compound annual growth rate of 25.1% from 2018 to 2023. Cloud computing involves the use of exter...

01 Sep 2020  |  North America  |  Market Research

Oncology Information Systems to Drive Robustness in Care Delivery, Forecast to 2024

Future Growth Potential Lies in Precision Medicine and Cloud Adoption in Oncology Care

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As cancer care becomes increasingly highly complex, the information, image data, and steps that comprise a single patients healthcare journey has grown tremendously. Oncology information systems (OIS) software are used by cancer clinics and departments, medical oncologists, radiation specialists, and department employees to manage and plan the trea...

08 Feb 2023  |  North America  |  Market Research

Growth Opportunities in the Global Cloud-based Medical Imaging Informatics Market, Forecast to 2026

Conventional Medical Imaging Informatics Shifts to AI-based Consolidated Solutions

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Medical imaging informatics solution deployment is shifting from the on-premises model to a cloud-based infrastructure. The conventional on-premises model, which requires every enterprise to buy, operate, and maintain its own cumbersome IT infrastructure and solutions, proves unsustainable in the era of big data. It is also short-sighted given the ...

The laboratory information management systems (LIMS) industry in the United States and Europe is forecast to grow from 2023 to 2027 at a CAGR of 8.8% and 6.3%, respectively, driven by the increasing need for laboratory automation, regulatory compliance, and cloud-based solutions. Prominent players in the US and EU LIMS industries, such as ThermoFis...

The global medical imaging equipment and informatics market is experiencing a surge in innovative manufacturing and supply chain management techniques that enable the uninterrupted supply of imaging equipment. In addition, cloud-based artificial intelligence (AI) capabilities, advanced analytics, and AI/machine learning drive the adoption of enterp...

28 Jun 2021  |  North America  |  Market Outlook

Global Medical Imaging & Informatics Outlook, 2021

AI, Long-term Partnerships, and Cloud to Influence Growth Strategies

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The global medical imaging and informatics market is experiencing dynamic changes with the emergence of advanced technologies, evolving clinical and administrative needs, and the introduction of new policies and regulations, which is forcing industry participants to innovate to maintain their competitive edge. Technologies such as artificial intell...

Hospitals of the Future is an evolving study that visualizes how hospitals will deliver care by 2030. As healthcare systems emerge from the shadow of the COVID-19 pandemic, they face issues such as patient-activated care pathways, workforce burnout and shortage, negative operating margins, emerging competition from alternative care sites, sustainab...

The Transformational Health team at Frost & Sullivan provides critical insights into the US and EU laboratory information management system (LIMS) industry, highlighting the key growth opportunities, market revenue forecast, and trends that will play an important role in industry growth. The US and EU LIMS market covered in this study is segmented...