Future IT Trends and Projects: Healthcare Technology in the Middle East (Industry

Future IT Trends and Projects: Healthcare Technology in the Middle East (Industry Focus)

Published Date: October 2009

Published By: Datamonitor

Page Count: 14

Order Code: R313-55044

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Introduction

Acceptance of IT within the public sector provides growing opportunities for vendors. These possibilities will only increase as public sector organizations continue to envision ways to make improvements through IT investment.

Scope

Highlights future healthcare IT trends and opportunities
Analyzes the drivers and barriers of healthcare IT adoption
Outlines significant healthcare technology initiatives, hospitals and vendors in the Middle East

Highlights

New hospitals are being built with cutting edge healthcare IT infrastructure

With high rates of mobile phone usage, the Middle Eastern market may be ready for SMS-delivered services

High population turnover and the medical tourism market should spur the adoption of personal health records

Reasons to Purchase

Understand important trends affecting the adoption of healthcare IT in the Middle East
Validate your market messaging and positioning in the Middle Eastern healthcare sector
Inform your go-to-market approach with up-to-date demographic, technology and healthcare analysis

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