HIT Infrastructure February 7, 2019
Fred Donovan

Close to two-thirds of healthcare business leaders and investors said digital health is a strategic priority for them, with 63 percent planning to invest more in the future.

A full 83 percent of 441 respondents to a global survey by law firm Simmons & Simmons said that collaborations, such as consortiums and corporate joint ventures, are the best way to take advance of digital health opportunities in the next 12 months.

Seventy-nine percent of respondents said minority investments are the best way to seize opportunities, while 78 percent cited mergers and acquisitions as the best path, 70 percent said hiring staff with digital expertise is the best path, 65 percent cited building internal capability as the best bet, 66 percent...

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