The innovation challenge: realising the true potential of digital
Digital transformation; it would be easy to assume that it is widespread across the life science industry, and yet while it is true to say that every company in the sector will have made inroads into driving innovation through digital technologies, the true systemic adoption is far less ubiquitous.
One of the core reasons for this is that transformation is not as simple moving over to digital technologies, it requires a move to a culture of innovation, company-wide, that shares and sustains, while delivering value back into the core of the business.
This ‘innovation challenge’ requires a convergence of people, technology and data to be truly realised. But how is this achieved and where are we at currently?
To answer these questions global life science software specialist SAP partnered with digital innovation focused Futurum Research – releasing a whitepaper earlier this year entitled ‘Accelerating digital transformation in the life sciences industry. ’This paper provides a comprehensive analysis of the state of the industry, challenges, opportunities and benefits of digital transformation and is complemented by a series of case studies which deliver practical information on digital innovation within specific life science applications.
By reading this paper you can expect to learn:
- What is driving the innovation challenge?
- The current state of the life sciences industry
- How a company can realise the value of its data
- How to create value through this innovation on a systemic level
- How to catalyse and scale this change
- How to use cases/case studies on:
- Remote patient health
- Cold chain tracking
- Remote device monitoring
- Improving proactive diabetic care and monitoring
- Improving time to value
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