Next-level digital health in APAC — a report

Supplied by on Friday, 22 May, 2020

Governments, healthcare organisations and pharmaceuticals unanimously agree that digital transformation is the single-most important competitive advantage that they must harness. However, the following challenges exist:

Insufficient IT infrastructure maturity

Trepidations around data security, privacy, ownership, and applications in healthcare

Historically under-delivered returns on IT investments

Learn about current and emerging opportunities for Digital Health in Asia-Pacific. Gain insights on specific stakeholder challenges that can be addressed through innovative connectivity solutions.

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