Today’s healthcare arena faces numerous challenges, including patient safety, workflow, efficiency, cost-effectiveness, worker safety, and COVID-19. Reducing/eliminating the risk of cross-contamination and infection is an obvious challenge that single-use endoscopy tackles, but healthcare leaders have to answer other strategic and operational questions with subtle interpretations embedded therein,
Almost a decade ago, the US healthcare system was disrupted and broken. Despite a series of actions by the US government and its new policies, the healthcare system in the country has still not improved. Among the current challenges within the US Health Care delivery model (HCDM) are a single technology platform with the ability to transcend the combined storage and transmittal of medical data, physicians’ diagnosis notes, lab results, 2nd opinion, and intra/external network patient referrals that is immediate and available to patients, medical providers, and administrators while being secure, universal, and easy to use.
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Continued volatility and uncertainty in the end-to-end supply chain have changed the way business leaders calculate improvements to supply ecosystems. The traditional year-over-year incremental improvement has given way to adaptability. Businesses that have thrived are driven by talent, supply chain visibility, and low change barriers.
Pharmaceutical supply chain challenges have been a major cause of concern for the industry throughout 2020. The challenges are still very much prevalent, even as the world moves ahead in the era of the new normal.
Continued volatility and uncertainty in the end-to-end supply chain have changed the way business leaders calculate improvements to supply ecosystems. The traditional year-over-year incremental improvement has given way to adaptability. Businesses that have thrived are driven by talent, supply chain visibility, and low change barriers.
Disruptions such as COVID-19, war, and climate changes have exacerbated the challenges of managing congested yards and ports, highlighting notorious manual operations inefficiencies and costs.