Like most industries, health care tech can benefit from rapid user-oriented iteration (users = anyone, not just doctors, but doctors are frequently not engaged). Unfortunately the "enterprise" forces and entrenched interests hold this back. IT leadership needs to embrace a more agile model for the end users to see significant gains.
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Like most industries, health care tech can benefit from rapid user-oriented iteration (users = anyone, not just doctors, but doctors are frequently not engaged). Unfortunately the "enterprise" forces and entrenched interests hold this back. IT leadership needs to embrace a more agile model for the end users to see significant gains.
trying to teach doctors in their own language how they can work with hackers.