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| Nov 1, 2023
Source: Insider Intelligence | eMarketer
Generative AI comes to EHRs: Microsoft’s strong AI position could bring the company more healthcare cloud customers since its integrated AI tech with Epic can only be accessed on Azure.
Article
| Apr 18, 2023
Despite high-profile investments in grocery and healthcare, the company has so far been unable to dominate those industries as it has in the ecommerce and cloud services sectors. Amazon recently overhauled its grocery business in a bid to grow its share of online grocery dollars and reduce supply chain costs, but Walmart still has a commanding lead.
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| Sep 19, 2023
On the back of its Azure Health Data Services launch, we unpack how Microsoft is on its way to leading the healthcare cloud market.
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| Mar 17, 2022
We unpack a new KLAS survey detailing what health system execs are looking for when selecting a cloud vendor.
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| Aug 30, 2022
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| Aug 5, 2021
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| Mar 25, 2022
Google Cloud and Epic restart partnership: We examine if it’s enough to move Google up the healthcare cloud rankings.
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| Nov 17, 2022
Health systems jump into the cloud to make digital healthcare more accessible: UC Davis Health partnered with AWS to roll out a digital health innovation center focused on health equity—we unpack why it matters and why more health systems may flock to AWS.
Article
| Nov 30, 2021
What Oracle’s rumored Cerner acquisition would mean for the EHR market: The reported $30 billion acquisition would put Oracle back on the map in healthcare cloud, and shake up the market dynamics between Epic and Cerner. More on this below.
Article
| Dec 20, 2021
Google and The Harris Poll's recently released data shows how physicians unanimously say interoperability is a top priority—we unpack the obstacles preventing them from achieving it, and how cloud providers can help clear the path.
Article
| Jul 21, 2021
Anthem, Humana JV could be a golden distro channel for DTx makers: The payers are developing a cloud-based pharmacy benefits management platform,—we unpack why its pricing transparency feature makes it a good choice for DTx vendors trying to get their therapies on drug formularies.
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| Jul 26, 2021
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| Jun 30, 2021
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Google’s Big Tech rivals and other industry players are also active in the cloud-based healthcare interoperability market. Earlier this year, Microsoft Azure unveiled a suite of tools designed to unify health data in the cloud as part of Microsoft Cloud for Healthcare. The company says its platform gathers data from diverse devices and apps and structures it in the cloud so it’s usable for clinicians.
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| Nov 30, 2022
Also includes fintech companies that have disrupted the industry and leverage the internet, mobile devices, software technology, or cloud services to provide traditional financial services (e.g., banking, insurance, and lending) and emerging financial services (e.g., payments, crowdfunding, cryptocurrency, and blockchain).
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| Sep 5, 2023
Also includes fintech companies that have disrupted the industry and leverage the internet, mobile devices, software technology, or cloud services to provide traditional financial services (e.g., banking, insurance, and lending) and emerging financial services (e.g., payments, crowdfunding, cryptocurrency, and blockchain).
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| Aug 18, 2023
Healthcare cloud competition is stiff and heating up. Google is a distant third in the $17.19 billion US healthcare cloud market, trailing leader AWS and Microsoft Cloud for Healthcare. Google holds an 8.4% share in 2022, compared with AWS’ 24.3%, according to our estimates.
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| Jul 21, 2022
Cloud technologies to secure and support the many data-intensive applications. Next-generation networks like 5G (and eventually 6G) to facilitate this digital transformation. 5G networks enable better use of technologies already in place in most hospitals, like:. Electronic health record (EHR) systems and patient portals. Telehealth and telemedicine platforms, as well as virtual nursing.
Article
| Apr 21, 2023
Some of Google’s cloud customers will pilot the company’s Med-Palm 2 generative AI tool to see if it could reliably scan large amounts of patient data and answer complex medical questions. Google’s announcement came right after Microsoft rolled out updated generative AI tools that aim to automate workflows for health insurers.
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| Apr 14, 2023
Beginning in July 2021, the partnership allows merchants on the Adobe Commerce platform to store products in Walmart warehouses, sell products via Walmart Marketplace, and optimize delivery and click and collect using Walmart’s cloud resources. The launch of Walmart Luminate.
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| Nov 21, 2022
During Meta Connect, Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella said Xbox Cloud Gaming would become available through Quest headsets, though neither Nadella nor Zuckerberg offered a timetable. Your Strategy. Marketers should learn how their brands can participate in or support gaming culture, both within and without the metaverse.
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| Oct 24, 2022
Microsoft Cloud for Healthcare combines services from its Nuance, Azure IoT, and Teams divisions to help provider customers manage workflows, deploy virtual visits, and remotely monitor patients. Since its 2020 rollout, Microsoft Cloud for Healthcare has expanded its offerings. For example, earlier this year, Microsoft Azure unveiled a suite of tools designed to unify health data in the cloud.
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| Dec 14, 2022
Cloud breaches. Cloud breaches are becoming more common, as 73% of healthcare companies store data in the cloud, per Netwirx Cloud Data Security Report. 61% of healthcare respondents experienced an attack on their cloud infrastructure in 2022 via phishing, ransomware, or other malware attack. Most attacks were detected within minutes or hours, not days or weeks. 3.
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| Jan 27, 2023
Health systems and EHR companies are turning to cloud-based offerings from Big Tech players—including Google Cloud, Amazon Web Services, and Microsoft Cloud for Healthcare—for data storage, management, exchange, and remote access. They’re also partnering with third-party apps and platforms—including Apple—that enable consumers to access and download their data as they choose.
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| Jan 20, 2023
Moreover, Truveta has access to 15% of all health data in the US via its health system partnerships—combined with Microsoft’s cloud platform and AI-powered analytics, it could help providers make even faster and accurate clinical decisions.
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| Sep 30, 2021