infographic: is the healthcare industry digitally fit? our survey findings

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Is the Healthcare Industry Digitally Fit? Our Survey Findings #digitaltransformation Sources: 1. National Research Corporation, “Consumers Going Digital With Their Healthcare Experiences Means Providers Must Step It Up”, March 2014 2. BusinessInsider, “10 Ways Mobile Is Transforming Health Care”, June 2014 3. Capgemini Consulting Analysis Reach out: Interested in reading the full report? Head to http://www.capgemini-consulting.com/digital-healthcare-survey Follow us on Twitter @capgeminiconsul or email [email protected] use social media to offer services to customers use social media to offer services to customers use mobile channels to offer services to customers use mobile channels to offer services to customers use digital technologies to personalize care use digital technologies to personalize care share a common vision towards digital transformation across senior management share a common vision towards digital transformation across senior management allocate adequate funding to digital transformation allocate adequate funding to digital transformation have an integrated view of customer data have an integrated view of customer data invest in building digital skills invest in building digital skills 18% 58% 63% 13% 47% 21% 84% 36% have automated core processes have automated core processes 33% How Can Healthcare Providers Move Up the Digital Curve? Define a Vision and Secure Top-Management Buy-in Define transformation goals based on patient needs Assess existing digital initiatives, processes, systems and digital skill levels Build a digital communication backbone through online training and knowledge sharing platforms Invest in training programs and hire experienced digital professionals Streamline operations and develop a single source of truth for customer, operations and financial data 79% 84% 28% Use of Social Media Channels Use of Mobile Channels Use of Digital Technologies to Personalize Care Approach to Digital Transformation Consumers are taking charge of their health using digital tools search for health information on social media channels 4 million mobile health app downloads occur/ day Only 33% of healthcare providers are digitally mature Digitally Mature Healthcare Providers Non-Digitally Mature Healthcare Providers A comparison of Healthcare Providers by Digital Maturity Process Digitization Integrated Views of Data Investments in Digital Skills 31% 63% 31% 84% Identify quick wins and long-term digital initiatives Set up a dedicated Digital Services Unit (DSU) Establish a Transformation Roadmap and Governance Model to Drive Digital Initiatives Leverage early-adopters of digital to help evangelize digital technologies internally Promote Internal Collaboration and Knowledge Sharing to Drive Internal Engagement Prioritize Skill Development and Operational Excellence for a Sustained Digital Advantage 45%

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Digital technologies are altering the very fabric of the traditional healthcare delivery model. Consumers are actively embracing digital tools to take charge of their health. Social media and mobile platforms are becoming increasingly important channels for consumers. Such developments are driving leading device vendors, such as Apple and Samsung, into the digital health tracking market. So, where do these developments leave the traditional healthcare industry? Is the healthcare industry responding to new digital opportunities? Are the industry and the current healthcare delivery model adapting to changing consumer needs rapidly enough? Read our paper to know the results of our global digital readiness survey of major healthcare players.

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Page 1: INFOGRAPHIC: Is the Healthcare Industry Digitally Fit? Our Survey Findings

Is the Healthcare Industry Digitally Fit?Our Survey Findings

#digitaltransformation

Sources: 1. National Research Corporation, “Consumers Going Digital With Their Healthcare Experiences Means Providers Must Step It Up”, March 20142. BusinessInsider, “10 Ways Mobile Is Transforming Health Care”, June 20143. Capgemini Consulting Analysis

Reach out: Interested in reading the full report? Head to http://www.capgemini-consulting.com/digital-healthcare-survey

Follow us on Twitter @capgeminiconsul or email [email protected]

use social media tooffer services tocustomers

use social media tooffer services tocustomers

use mobile channels tooffer services to customers

use mobile channels tooffer services to customers

use digitaltechnologiesto personalize care

use digitaltechnologiesto personalize care

share a common vision towardsdigital transformation across seniormanagement

share a common vision towardsdigital transformation across seniormanagement

allocate adequate funding todigital transformation

allocate adequate funding todigital transformation

have an integratedview of customerdata

have an integratedview of customerdata

invest in building digitalskills

invest in building digitalskills

18%58%

63% 13%

47% 21%

84% 36%

have automatedcore processes

have automatedcore processes

33%

How Can Healthcare ProvidersMove Up the Digital Curve?

Define a Vision and SecureTop-Management Buy-in

Define transformation goalsbased on patient needs

Assess existing digital initiatives,processes, systems and digital skill levels

Build a digital communication backbonethrough online training and knowledgesharing platforms

Invest in training programs andhire experienced digital professionals

Streamline operations and develop asingle source of truth for customer,operations and financial data

79%

84%

28%

Use of Social Media Channels

Use of Mobile Channels

Use of Digital Technologies to Personalize Care

Approach to Digital Transformation

Consumers are taking charge oftheir health using digital tools

search for health information on socialmedia channels

4 millionmobile health appdownloads occur/ day

Only 33% of healthcare providers are digitally mature

Digitally MatureHealthcare Providers

Non-Digitally MatureHealthcare Providers

A comparison of Healthcare Providersby Digital Maturity

Process Digitization

Integrated Views of Data

Investments in Digital Skills

31%

63% 31%

84%

Identify quick wins andlong-term digital initiatives

Set up a dedicatedDigital Services Unit (DSU)

Establish a Transformation Roadmap andGovernance Model to Drive Digital Initiatives

Leverage early-adopters of digital to helpevangelize digital technologies internally

Promote Internal Collaboration and KnowledgeSharing to Drive Internal Engagement

Prioritize Skill Development and OperationalExcellence for a Sustained Digital Advantage

45%