By CereCore Media Coverage | May 21, 2021
How ready are healthcare leaders for the future of advanced analytics? The short answer—there is a way to go. A recent survey from IDG reveals that only 25% of IT leaders expect advanced analytics, machine learning (ML) and artificial intelligence (AI) to drive their technology investments in 2021. CereCore Vice President Peyman Zand shared his insights on the matter in a May 6th HealthIT Answers article titled The State of Advanced Analytics in Healthcare: Seven Industry Leaders Speak Out.
The article shares Zand’s findings from working with a CIO cohort in a recent virtual roundtable event. Each of these executives faced pressure to implement advanced analytics at their respective companies and offered takeaways for others who are in the same scenario.
Key findings included:
The future of advanced analytics is bright, but there is still much to be done to get there. Improving data collection and use on the front end will ensure better system processes and a more conducive patient experience. To read Zand’s full article on HealthITAnswers.com, check it out here.
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