Data privacy and security are leading concerns in highly regulated industries

Generative AI is at the forefront of global innovation in both health care and life sciences. To better understand how technology is being used, data and AI leader SAS and Coleman Parkes Research conducted a global, cross-industry survey of 237 life sciences and pharma leaders and 240 health care leaders who are decision makers on their organisation's GenAI, data and analytics strategy.

GUEST OPINION by Andrew Aho, Regional Director of Data Platforms, InterSystemsANZ: Healthcare is awash in data – medical device data, electronic patient records, public-health surveillance data, clinical data, wearable data and more. By transforming it into meaningful and actionable information, MedTech companies can move up the value chain and gain a competitive advantage in a global digital health market projected to reach $US1 trillion by 2032.

Technology and healthcare are close relations, both cousins emerging out of the Renaissance and seeing rapid innovation since. Technology in the healthcare sector has continued to evolve at an unprecedented rate. From being able to undertake online healthcare courses like the Rockhurst University online FNP program to the advent of telemedicine, and now, the use of virtual reality. 

COMPANY NEWS: Schneider Electric, a leader in the digital transformation of energy management and automation, and ETAP, an industry and technology leader in power system design and operation, are unveiling a cutting-edge digital twin that can accurately design and simulate the power needs of AI Factories.