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Impact of technology on insurance industry

Hacker Earth

Like every other industry, the global insurance sector, worth over $5 trillion, has undergone an immense overhaul because of disruptive technologies in recent years. According to PwC’s 2017 Global InsurTech Report, the challenges the insurance industry faces in their ability to innovate are. Talent (87%). IT security (53%). Blockchain.

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Custom mHealth App Development: The Ultimate Guide for Businesses.

Openxcell

Some of the up-and-coming trends are : Artificial Intelligence (AI) & Machine Learning (ML) Big data, virtual reality, artificial intelligence, machine learning, and chatbots for pharmaceutical firms are no longer futuristic concepts but rather an integral part of our reality. Given is a graphical representation of the same.

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EHR 2.0: A Catalyst for Innovation in Next-Gen Healthcare Services

Trigent

AR/VR app s are now helping healthcare professionals collaborate for real-time diagnosis and health tracking, training, and planning medical procedures. IoT (Internet of Things) facilitates on-demand health monitoring through wearables and connected devices to monitor vital health signs, send alerts, and predict outcomes.

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22 Health IT Experts Reveal the Single Best Way to Simplify Interoperability in Healthcare IT

Datica

Speaking from experience as an organization that specializes in interoperability and alleviating the pain points of health plan marketing teams and health insurance companies, I have seen this sector struggle with the amount of paperwork they receive daily. Healthcare Interoperability is the ever-elusive effort for enterprises to pursue.