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The global medical devices industry was valued at $545.38 billion in 2024 and is expected to reach $801.34 billion in 2029. Companies continue to focus on and invest in new product development to ensure long-term and sustained growth. The cardiovascular devices market attracted significant investments, especially in transcatheter technologies for m...

Many of the common problems encountered by viewers are the result of connectivity issues, especially on mobile. Globally, many viewers are plagued by problematic cellular connections that can’t support their on-demand video needs. Studies show that viewers are increasingly impatient, and the lag or buffering that results from insufficient connectiv...

This strategic insight provides a comprehensive overview of the evolving US mobile device trade-in and protection market, with a focus on critical trends in reverse logistics and the underlying economics of trade-in programs. As the market matures, trade-in initiatives are increasingly recognized not only for driving customer acquisition and return...

The growth of digital tools and technologies has created new business models for the automotive industry. Today's automotive OEMs are shifting from selling cars to providing mobility solutions by exploring opportunities in several markets, such as electric vehicles, connected and autonomous mobility, and others, to create revenue opportunities. Thi...

27 Apr 2018  |  North America  |  Market Research

Global Hospital-based Medical Device Connectivity Market, Forecast to 2022

Healthcare Digitisation and Personalised Monitoring Yields Novel Growth Opportunities for Networked Medical Devices

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For the last few years, healthcare providers globally have been focusing on implementing Electronic Medical Record (EMR) systems and fine-tuning workflow and functionalities to best suit end-user needs. In many countries, the implementation of EMRs has seen high adoption and has been quite successful. It is widely accepted that there can be many po...

Wearables IoT devices are small electronic devices with wireless communication capabilities incorporated into gadgets, accessories, clothes worn on the human body, or invasive equipment. Wearable IoT devices are gaining popularity globally as they have enhanced the consumers’ quality of life and convenience. The wearable IoT device testing marke...

Internet users are now watching more diversified video content generated by professional or general users in real time. With growing penetration rate of Internet and mobile devices, users and streamers find it easy to record, watch, and share video content and interact with each other online. The Live Video Streaming (LVS) platform provides a cha...

Rising incidents of patient deaths are raising questions about medical device efficacy, specifically Class II and Class III medical devices. All medical devices commercialized in the US market must adhere to 510(k) compliance. The US Food and Drug Administration (FDA) posts summaries of information about the most serious medical device recalls. ...

Economists and healthcare academics have stated for years that the normal market dynamics for supply and demand curves do not apply for the consumption of healthcare. In other words, the price goes up as demand increases, attracting new suppliers that increase the supply, which brings the price back to normal because healthcare in the United States...