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For Entrepreneurs 4/30/18
You’ve run a successful digital health pilot. Now what?
One of the biggest challenges enterprises face in adopting innovation isn’t a failed pilot—it’s a successful one. With the need to scale, the real work begins: aligning stakeholders, finding the budget for full deployment, integrating new solutions into current workflows, and shifting hearts and minds in favor of organizational change.
For Entrepreneurs 4/30/18
You’ve run a successful digital health pilot. Now what?
One of the biggest challenges enterprises face in adopting innovation isn’t a failed pilot—it’s a successful one. With the need to scale, the real work begins: aligning stakeholders, finding the budget for full deployment, integrating new solutions into current workflows, and shifting hearts and minds in favor of organizational change.
For Entrepreneurs 4/10/17
Adapting to Consumerism in Healthcare: Helix’s Robin Thurston and Validic’s Drew Schiller
The age-old power dynamics in healthcare are quickly shifting—away from providers as the primary touch point for care and toward tech-, and consumer-empowered decision-making. In a world where personal data is king and consumers expect things to be free—and are also expected to take on a larger burden of their healthcare costs, healthcare companies have a lot to adapt to.
For Entrepreneurs 4/10/17
Adapting to Consumerism in Healthcare: Helix’s Robin Thurston and Validic’s Drew Schiller
The age-old power dynamics in healthcare are quickly shifting—away from providers as the primary touch point for care and toward tech-, and consumer-empowered decision-making. In a world where personal data is king and consumers expect things to be free—and are also expected to take on a larger burden of their healthcare costs, healthcare companies have a lot to adapt to.
