Month: April 2021

According to analyst firm IDC’s latest projections, overall IT spending is expected to decline by 5.1 percent, which means that CIOs must optimize the resources they already have. Deeper insights into infrastructure and applications’ interdependencies are crucial to maintaining SLAs and optimizing system performance under increasingly constrained budgets.

Today life science companies, typically – pharmaceutical companies, Artificial Intelligence (AI) developers, medical device businesses, and clinical research organizations (CRO)—share the same widespread challenge

All of humanity is today immersed in a global pandemic. Since the beginning of the COVID-19 emergency, the healthcare sector has collectively accelerated toward reinventing the many processes they had grown accustomed to and are growing more and more obsolete each day.

Several issues plague healthcare IT today, but chief among them is a lack of data sharing and interoperability between departments and different hospital IT systems.

Healthcare providers need rapid diagnostic tests, now more than ever, to accurately differentiate the cause of illness. It is pertinent to mention that many illnesses have overlapping symptoms