RamaOnHealthcare September 6, 2015
Peter Diamandis, Human Longevity, Inc.

We live in an age of disruption – and that’s a good thing.

Industries will be transformed. Major companies will fall.

Old systems will collapse as entrepreneurs figure out how to optimize and reinvent inefficient businesses, products, and services to provide consumers (us) with all things better, faster and cheaper.

According to the Olin School of Business, 40% of today’s Fortune 500 companies will be gone in the next 10 years.

This blog is a quick look at three industries (Healthcare, Finance and Insurance) that are ripe for disruption this decade due to big data and artificial intelligence.

Clearly big data and AI will change almost every industry this decade… but none more than these.

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