How might artificial intelligence (AI) enablement help medical device manufacturers and health tech firms create a competitive advantage? By now, both medical device manufacturers and health tech firms are already infusing AI in their products, and they are accelerating product development to deliver better patient outcomes. But in doing so, they are encountering new challenges. One of them is this: they are struggling to improve AI models required to treat patients by leveraging connected health platforms integrating with the medical device ecosystem. We believe AI enablement can help solve this problem.

Artificial Intelligence (AI) is top of mind for leading corporations these days – 96.4% of top executives reported earlier this year that AI was the number one disruptive technology that they were investing in, up from 68.9% just two years ago. In addition, 80% of these executives identified AI as the most impactful disruptive technology, up from 46.6% two years earlier. Yet, for many organizations, Artificial Intelligence remains a mystery. For specialists, AI implies a very specific connotation in terms of intelligence demonstrated by machines, in contrast to the more common usage of AI which encompasses all varieties of machine assisted learning, most notably machine learning, deep learning, and natural language. For the sake of this discussion, we will assume the broadest definition of AI.