Enabling Integrated Care

All stakeholders need to have secure access and manage patient data independently from the organizations and applications that generated them.

Ensure integrated and secure access to patient data, even more

relevant than data privacy or cost reduction.

Cloud adoption is being driven by flexibility andscalability rather than cost reduction. Big Data once

driven by high volume, is now being driven by the variety of content and velocity.

IT budgets are locked for maintenance and compliance in mature as well as emerging countries, leaving little

room for innovation.Challenged by the increase of chronic diseases and aging populations, current hospital-centric systems can no longer sustain effective, affordable care.

2014 IT BUDGET TRENDS

CLOUD / BIG DATA

2014 ICT OPERATING BUDGET

Increase DecreaseStay the Same

UK Ger. France Turkey SaudiArabia

SouthAfrica

IDC ESSENTIAL GUIDANCE

FORCES OF TRANSFORMATION

IDC EMEA Health Insights surveyed 200 respondants from 6 countries in the Western Europe, Middle East & Africa regions.

INTEGRATED CARE ECOSYSTEM

TRANSFORMING

HEALTH EMEA must adapt to a new patient-centric healthcare system.

40% 63%Expenses paid to hospitals

Deaths fromchronic diseases

CHRONICCONDITIONS

QUALITY OF CARE 90%

Chronic disease death over age 60

AGINGPOPULATION 2014 IS BUDGET

Maintenance and Regulations

Enhance/Upgrade

Innovate

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Middle East & Africa

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DOCUMENT LIFECYCLESOLUTIONS

CLOUD COMPUTINGSOLUTIONS

BIG DATA &ANALYTICS SOLUTION

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