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It’s time to abandon business intelligence tools

TechCrunch

Organizations spend ungodly amounts of money — millions of dollars — on business intelligence (BI) tools. Because BI has failed businesses. He has more than 20 years’ experience in the analytics market, including 10+ years of direct customer implementation experience. Yet, adoption rates are still below 30%.

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The 9 most in-demand IT jobs in healthcare

CIO

The US healthcare industry is undergoing rapid digital transformation. With a focus on patient care, cost savings, and scalable innovation, healthcare organizations in the US are adopting a range of emerging technologies to improve patient experiences, to aid clinicians in their jobs, and to compete with digital entities entering the market.

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Clinical BI: Business Intelligence for Value-Based Healthcare System

Daffodil Software

Value-based care is the new normal in the healthcare industry. Healthcare stakeholders- patients, providers, payers, and suppliers are realizing the benefits of value-based care, and adopting it has become their major goal.

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Power of Data- Upgrading Healthcare Services Through Power BI

Sunflower Lab

A Powerful BI In the past 2 years, the modern healthcare system was tested vigorously with high level of contingency and patient management. This incident has challenged the healthcare sector all over world, with many of the centers and hospitals struggling with patient management and medical records.

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Tibco: Business intelligence and analytics provider

CTOvision

Their solutions have served business users, including the more advanced statisticians and data scientists but also the average user. We track Tibco in our Disruptive IT Directory in the category of Business Intelligence and Analytics Companies. For more info see Tibco.com.

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Novanta’s Sarah Betadam on transforming the IT model status quo

CIO

Over the next five years, the healthcare industry is expected to go through dramatic changes as service providers expand value-based care models and equipment manufacturers strive to keep pace in a digital-first world. A lot of companies today are investing more in data analytics and business intelligence.

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Graham Beales: Putting Data to Work for Better Healthcare

DataRobot

Time and time again, we hear that healthcare is an area where technology can help deliver better care and lower costs. And I don’t mean with more sophisticated machines – we mean that understanding large-scale patterns in how healthcare is delivered and received could reveal the need for important and meaningful changes.