From electronic health records to the practice of precision medicine, technology enables us to leap forward in the way healthcare professionals deliver patient care.
One of the most powerful components of medical advancement is data, which is comprised of health records, medical imaging, and analytical data being sent from Edge, IoT devices and wearables. In fact, data managed in the healthcare industry has grown by 878% between 2016 and 2018.
This whitepaper explores how technologies like AI and ML are making a substantial impact on the speed in which data is analysed and collected, and how this will change the emerging workloads we see in healthcare institutions today.
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