Search results for: 'virtual analytics market'

13 Jun 2023  |  North America  |  Market Research

US Healthcare Data Analytics, 2023

Competitive Intensity is Driving Innovation Among Healthcare Data Analytics Vendors

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This report offers a comprehensive analysis of the US healthcare data analytics market. The analysis focuses on solutions for payers and providers (including physician practices and hospitals). Solutions for the life sciences segment, pharmaceutical companies, and the public sector have been excluded. This study categorizes healthcare data analytic...

19 Aug 2022  |  North America  |  Frost Radar

Frost Radar™: Healthcare Data Analytics, 2022

A Benchmarking System to Spark Companies to Action - Innovation that Fuels New Deal Flow and Growth Pipelines

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Healthcare organizations must be able to manage, analyze, and interpret data in order to identify strategic, tactical, and operational insights for decision making. This allows providers and payers to provide the best ways of delivering high-quality care. There has been a slow but steady change in the healthcare industry at the very core of its bus...

11 Jan 2021  |  North America  |  Market Research

Increasing Demand for Value-based Care and Acute Shortage of ICU Staff to Drive Growth of the US & EU-5 Virtual Critical Care Solutions Market, 2025

Future Growth Potential to Be Accelerated by Opportunities in Affordable, Easy-to-Deploy, and Scalable Solutions

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Coronavirus (COVID-19) has fuelled a demand for solutions that can help cater to large patient populations remotely. Further, the shortage of intensivists, as estimated by the COMPACCS trial, is expected to increase from 22% in 2020 to 35% by 2030. These, as well as changing reimbursement policies, are some of the key trends that will define the fu...

The healthcare industry is undergoing a data revolution, and analytics is at the heart of it. This Frost Radar will reveal the strategies, technologies, and innovations that are shaping the industry and driving success. By understanding the current landscape, digital health readers can stay ahead of the curve, identify emerging trends, and make in...

This study examines the key trends and issues affecting the U.S. hospital health data analytics market, including a review of industry challenges and market drivers and restraints through 2016. It also analyzes the impact of recent legislative mandates on the implementation and usage of information technology, including data analytics, in U.S. hos...

Virtual healthcare assistants are playing an instrumental role in improving healthcare delivery. They help patients take charge of their health through personalized reminders, symptom tracking, and health monitoring, and offer instant access to care by immediately answering queries and reducing appointment wait times. They support healthcare profes...

In November 2013, Frost & Sullivan conducted an online survey, followed by a live focus group comprising C-suite executives from leading commercial healthcare payer organizations across the United States. The goal was to gain insights into how the health insurance industry approaches the use of analytics solutions going into 2014. For research purp...

Frost & Sullivan research found the visible market success of artificial intelligence (AI)-driven interactive virtual assistants (IVAs), such as Alexa from Amazon and the Google Assistant, has been matched by specialized IVA deployments in various vertical markets such as financial services, education, and retail. Healthcare has presented opportun...

09 Feb 2021  |  North America  |  Market Research

COVID-19 Pandemic Ignites Enthusiasm for Virtual Care

Competitors’ Growth Strategies will Shape the Way the Market Opportunity Crystallizes

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There is no one definition for virtual care, but Frost & Sullivan defines it in this research as a technical platform that maintains an interactive connectivity between patients, providers, and payers where various processes and services may be scheduled, accessed, monitored, and entered into the medical record without the need for manual calls or ...