“Blockchain technology isn’t just a more efficient way to settle securities. It will fundamentally change market structures, and maybe even the architecture of the Internet itself.”- Abigail Johnson. The exponentially intensified expectations of users now make the supply chain far more rigorous. While there are a lot of emerging technologies available in the market, Blockchain has transformed the supply chain domain within the last few years. Did you know, numerous industry managers have already accomplished vital business profits, including improved traceability, enhanced…
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We’ve all heard that blockchain is the future. We have been made aware of the benefits that blockchain has to offer with transparency and immutability on a shared ledger and all the many ways that a blockchain can change how we do business. We’ve been so caught up in imagining the future, however, that we missed its onset. The future is here, now. Blockchain has been going through some revolutionary changes, even for blockchain. The general public’s understanding of this technology has…
By mid ’80s, the scope of supply chain had enlarged beyond connecting two dots. The term supply chain, which entered popular discourse sometime in 1982, meant an integrated approach to inventory management with functions like production, marketing, sales, and finance all subsumed under it. Now that their traditional markets are fast reaching saturation point, businesses feel compelled to expand to new regions. Such outreach, especially by large enterprises, is underpinned by an entire bewildering network of intermediaries (contract manufacturers, direct suppliers, sub…
Global healthcare expenses will cross US$8.7 trillion by 2020, up from US$7 trillion in 2015 and will create more jobs than probably any other sector
Published October 9, 2018
While the health sector is seeing scorching growth, this also entails increased out-of-pocket expenses for patients. Healthcare players know that an optimal mix of quality care, accessibility for all, and affordability is in the best interests of end users and the community at large. Even so, cost efficiencies have plateaued and it’s difficult to make much headway in this area without drastically revamping the existing system. It is in this context that the adoption of electronic health records (EHRs) is becoming the…
