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Connected Healthcare:: Improving Outcomes With Iot
Connected Healthcare:: Improving Outcomes With Iot
Healthcare:
Improving Outcomes
with IoT
Today’s Speakers
2 billion 70%
2 billion people in 2050 will be over 60 Of hospital executives worldwide
years old, representing an increase of attribute growth to keeping up
10% over today’s aging population. with technology trends.
(World Health Organization) (Becker’s Hospital Review)
1GB 97%
Of data will be created daily by the average Of patients have raised expectations
person in 2020, as an explosion of data around their healthcare, expecting every
rocks the health industry. (McKinsey) health institution to have access to their full
medical history. (Transcend Insights)
And move to a patient-centric approach to health
From a reactive, disconnected To a continuous, collaborative approach
and cyclical process that enables preventative care
Feel
symptoms Go to
hospital
Proactive Personalized
wellness plan Treatment
Give
information
See Doctor
doctor
Connected Remote
Customers Monitoring
Recover
Connected Connected
Receive Partners Devices
treatment
With evolving health solutions
OPTIMIZE YOUR
ENGAGE YOUR EMPOWER YOUR
CLINICAL AND TRANSFORM
PATIENTS AND CARE TEAMS AND
OPERATIONAL HEALTH
CUSTOMERS EMPLOYEES
EFFECTIVENESS
Thank you
For More Information, visit:
www.Microsoft.com/Health
PATIENT PAYER
PATIENT PAYER
125,000 Deaths per Year $17 Billion per Year
Due to non-adherence to Payer can save by reducing
medication preventable readmission
People
Processed
Data
Vitals
Doctor
Blood Pressure Tablet Application
Heart Rate
Stream
Alerts Analytics Notification Process
Weight IoT Hub Hub
Phone App
Data Analysis & Data
Things
interpretation
Hospital
Admin/Payer
Data Web Dashboard
Potential Benefits realized by RPM
Patient Safety
Regulatory Time to
Compliance Market
Real-time access to
treatment adherence
ReServ
Remote Services Platform
ReServ
A customizable remote service platform that optimizes on-site (field service) tasks into the off-site work. This
solution has the ability to connect legacy assets and help manufactures and Hospitals to monitor, manage and
monetize its asset base by leveraging connected services model.
Connected
Asset
R E S ERV Monitor | Manage
P OWERED BY A ZURE Monetize
Hardware that communicates
with gateway
Maximize Streamlined
Device Uptime Operations
VALUE
PROPOSITION
Differentiated Better
User Experience Patient Care
Field Force
Optimization
Thank you
To learn more, visit us at:
https://www.hcltech.com/internet-of-things-IoT
Cameron Carr
Director | IoT Partner & Channel Marketing
This Partner
Challenges
Complexity
can be
Daunting
IoT solutions are inherently Adopting an IoT business Building “a solution in search of Success can be hindered by
complex. Building and end-to- model can be lengthy and a problem” can limited market lack of experience marketing
end solution often requires costly viability and selling hardware, software,
specialized knowledge or skills and services
Customers start projects Customers start with large IoT project costs are perceived Customers lack technical
without a clear business case or and highly complex projects as high & most businesses are expertise to merge old and new
business outcome defined that are at the highest risk for not willing to try and fail technologies to create an end-
complications to-end IoT solution
Customer
Challenges
Working
Towards a
Common
Goal
MOMENTUM
Funding and
Expertise
Open Source
Ref. Designs
Bootcamps
Vertical Lens
TIME
Getting Started with Vertical Lens
Microsoft perspective on IoT Trends and market
opportunities within verticals
27
Reference
Architectures:
At a Glance
Reference Architecture Components
Blueprints explaining architecture, deployment &
integration considerations; ready-made solution
demos
Technical docs
• Solution “plumbing” for the target vertical/scenario & demos
• Provides functionality without polish
• Partner can add polish as value add/differentiation
GTM & sales Packaged
List of recommended devices for use with accelerator playbook code
and predefined “packages” (e.g. for small building vs.
large)