Connected Healthcare in the 5G era
According to the World Health Organization, annual global spending on healthcare was set to exceed $10 trillion in 2020, averaging 10% of GDP in
countries that are part of the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD), an intergovernmental economic group with 37 member countries. The characteristics of healthcare industry and challenges are:
- The global healthcare sector is served by a vast and complex supply chain
- Healthcare services are heavily regulated, operating close alignment with regulatory bodies, governments and environmental organizations
- The Covid-19 pandemic impacts to the existing healthcare system and resources
- The burden of care for aging populations
Technology enable digital transformation, which is anticipated to grow significantly in the coming years. Frost & Sullivan forecasts that it will grow from $147 billion in 2019 to $235 billion in 2023.
This virtual event will bring together mobile, healthcare and technologies specialists from mobile network operators, regulators, healthcare enterprises across the APAC 5G Industry ecosystem. Topics include:
- Overview of healthcare in the post-pandemic era
- Connected healthcare in the 5G era
- Innovative healthcare examples
- Panel: Discuss how we can accelerate the digital transformation with policy, technology, ecosystem and partnership
- Christian Maasem, Partner, Detecon International
- Manfred Braun, Business Development Manager, Enterprise 5G (Central Europe), Fujitsu
ecosystem and partnerships
- Dr. Chelsea Elizabeth Samson, Chief Business and Medical Affairs Officer, HealthNow
- David Mohally, Business Innovation Lab leader (SPO Lab), Huawei
- Huynh Le Duy, Digital Transformation Garage Manager, Analytics as a Service Product Owner, and
Business Process Engineering Tribe Lead, FPT Software