Brian's primary of coverage is IoT in the healthcare sector. In addition, Brian has written extensively on IoT in industries including smart cities, agriculture and smart buildings.
The company's healthcare division is among the world's largest medical device vendors, with a specialty in digital imaging and diagnostic solutions. It is moving more toward services and software, and a recent acquisition could help to set Siemens Healthineers apart from its competitors.
The vendor is leading its healthcare effort with GreenLake, a hybrid cloud platform that gives healthcare providers a unified, cloud-style experience for both hardware and software, as well as a single user interface regardless of where a hospital's data resides.
The world's largest radiological show revealed how traditional advanced imaging device vendors are increasing the capabilities of their machines with software and service offerings to enhance the value of these expensive devices for a cost-conscious healthcare industry.
The company was attracted to the medical market by the projected growth of connected healthcare devices, as well as the security risks such growth creates. It believes that its product will address medical IoT market needs, including most prominently comprehensive zero-trust security for medical devices.
Typical consumers are using both dedicated health monitors and telemedicine services in significant numbers, according to our recent population representative survey of U.S. consumers. The primary driver for both is the COVID-19 pandemic, and the question is what will happen to this trend as the pandemic wanes. Will it solidify, grow or decline as mainstream consumers return to the healthcare system?
451 Research’s Voice of the Connected User Landscape: Consumer Population Representative Survey conducts a population representative survey of U.S. consumers about technology adoption, usage and buying intentions to understand how various tech trends are materializing in the mass market. 451 Research’s quarterly U.S. consumer population representative survey asks consumers about connectivity-related devices, services, digital media and applications, including current ownership and use, attitudes and purchase plans going forward. All respondents are asked a set of questions on core demographics and device ownership. Each respondent is also randomly assigned to one of four sections that dives deeper into current ownership, usage trends and future buying plans for specific topic areas. The Health Monitors 2022 survey was fielded Oct. 7-26, 2022 among approximately 5,000 U.S. respondents.
Typical consumers are using both dedicated health monitors and telemedicine services in significant numbers, according to our recent population representative survey of U.S. consumers. The primary driver for both is the COVID-19 pandemic, and the question is what will happen to this trend as the pandemic wanes. Will it solidify, grow or decline as mainstream consumers return to the healthcare system?
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