Berkeley Research Group, more known as BRG, recently launched “2025 US Healthcare & Life Sciences Transations. The report contains several fascinating findings related to healthcare technology.
Part of the data shows, among other things, that suppliers are considering transactions/transaction activities in 2025 in order to solve challenges and possibilities with AI, cyber security and digitization.
This week, Himsscast will be immersed in this report with James Mchughem, the managing director of BRG.
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Talking points:
- Suppliers are considering transactions/transaction activities in 2025 in order to meet the challenges and possibilities with AI, cyber security and digitization.
- The biggest challenges AI/Digitsis are currently for suppliers.
- Why is offering options fill the operational gaps?
- Over 8 out of 10 respondents indicated that they would probably be involved in an investment or transaction related to artificial intelligence (82%) and cyber security (84%) in the next 12 months.
- How can these data change if the questions asked after huge stock exchange losses after President Trump, who started the trade war?
- Suppliers expect that a number of technological possibilities are a strategic goal in 2025, including integration of electronic health documentation (38%), support for AI clinical decision -makers and predictive analysis (38%), patient involvement platforms (36%) and revenue cycle cycle management technology (36%).
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