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  • Evaluation of business models and marketing strategies for a Tele-Health solution

    • February 13, 2017
    • Posted by: Team EMeRG
    • Category: APAC / ASEAN, BY MEDICAL TECHNOLOGIES, Competitive Intelligence, GTM Strategy, Healthcare IT, Market Entry Assessment, NPI Research, Pricing Research, Value Prop Assessment
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    Overview: Market for Tele-Health solutions in India Limited healthcare access across rural and semi-urban India is causing significant loss w.r.t. disability adjusting life years amounting to economic loses worth $200 trillion. Despite 70% of the population being spread across rural India, urban parts account for 60% of the workforce. Tele-health initiatives, though not highly commercially viable
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  • Technology assessment for a mobile imaging device with new OS in US and Europe

    • December 13, 2016
    • Posted by: Team EMeRG
    • Category: BY MEDICAL TECHNOLOGIES, Diagnostic Imaging, Europe, Healthcare IT, Market Entry Assessment, Maternal & Infant Care, NPI Research, US
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    Overview: Operating systems for medical devices Several medical devices OEMs prefer CE or Linux for their products. Key advantages offered by such operating systems: Seamless user-interfaces Ease of use and familiarity for software engineers Linux may be free and open source; while CE offers a fully-integrated development platform However, with medical device utilization shifting to
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  • New Product Introduction and Market Feasibility Assessment: Tele-Monitoring Solution for Critical Care

    • January 9, 2016
    • Posted by: Team EMeRG
    • Category: APAC / ASEAN, BY MEDICAL TECHNOLOGIES, GTM Strategy, Healthcare IT, ICU equipment, Market Entry Assessment, NPI Research, Patient Monitoring, Value Prop Assessment
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    Overview: Global Tele-ICU Market Valued at over $1.5Bn, the global market for tele-ICU is growing at double digits. With acute shortage of intensivists across most countries globally, the need for a command center that continuously monitors patients in critical care units is on the rise. The need-gaps are potentially more searing in emerging markets where a
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