The digital transformation has long since reached our healthcare market and will revolutionise the processes and value chains of the players. Machine learning, data-based computing methods and intelligent algorithms already have access to large amounts of data and support both medical care and the development and production of innovative medical products and therapeutic procedures in the pharmaceutical industry and medical technology. Traditional sector boundaries are being crossed, the patient is being focused on and One Health is becoming tangible.
From epidemic models and medical supply chains, digital image recognition processes and prognosis algorithms for treatment courses, to predictive maintenance in manufacturing processes and data-driven drug design: disruptive innovations are on the rise and require expertise in data, methods and technology.
The digital transformation has long since reached our healthcare market and will revolutionise the processes and value chains of the players. Machine learning, data-based computing methods and intelligent algorithms already have access to large amounts of data and support both medical care and the development and production of innovative medical products and therapeutic procedures in the pharmaceutical industry and medical technology. Traditional sector boundaries are being crossed, the patient is being focused on and One Health is becoming tangible.
From epidemic models and medical supply chains, digital image recognition processes and prognosis algorithms for treatment courses, to predictive maintenance in manufacturing processes and data-driven drug design: disruptive innovations are on the rise and require expertise in data, methods and technology.
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