Healthcare IT News September 17, 2018
Bill Siwicki

One has a moat surrounding its products no one can get through while the other offers an open operating system for all to use.

Apple and Android are famously known for two very different approaches to computing and innovation. Apple has tall castle walls and a moat surrounding its products and innovation strategy – no one can get through. Conversely, Android is open to one and all and encourages outsiders to innovate with its open operating system.

Health systems, hospitals and group practices must innovate to keep up with the fast-changing worlds of both healthcare and IT. And healthcare provider organizations on top of their game have innovation strategies in place to foster progress.

One question becomes: Does a healthcare...

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