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Healthcare innovation: Clear vision, hazy execution
According to Accenture’s 2016 Healthcare Innovation Research, leaders of healthcare companies are increasingly likely to view innovation as an enabler of long-term success, with 79 percent of providers and payers stating they are extremely or very dependent on innovation to determine organizational strategy.
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Benjamin Vick
Management Consulting Manager
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Operational transformation is about changing your business in a way that makes it possible for to meet the needs of your digital customers.MANAGEMENT CONSULTING
Unleashing potential. Achieving outcomes.
People expect more transparent, accessible and responsive services from the healthcare sector today. Meeting these expectations can be overwhelming. Any organization can make do with incremental change—at least, for a while. But building for the future demands bold moves and tough decisions.
TECHNOLOGY CONSULTING
Harnessing technology. Delivering change.
Technology never stands still. There is the constant ebb and flow of the old and the new, the traditional and the cutting-edge. Healthcare organizations can turn the promise of technology into performance—for the organization and for the people it serves—by embracing change.
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