Artificial intelligence ('AI') is more and more sneaking up into our daily activities. Anyone using Google, Facebook or a Microsoft product knows this. Not every enterprise is using AI at the same pace. Has your organization started looking into using AI yet? Do you have any clue on how to tackle and implement AI in your organization?

Artificial intelligence ('AI') is more and more sneaking up into our daily activities. Anyone using Google, Facebook or a Microsoft product knows this. Not every enterprise is using AI at the same pace. Has your organization started looking into using AI yet? Do you have any clue on how to tackle and implement AI in your organization?

Artificial intelligence ('AI') is more and more sneaking up into our daily activities. Anyone using Google, Facebook or a Microsoft product knows this. Not every enterprise is using AI at the same pace. Has your organization started looking into using AI yet? Do you have any clue on how to tackle and implement AI in your organization?

Digitalising value streams effectively and efficiently is, without question, a move that will provide an organisation with future competitive advantage. However, to undertake such a digital transformation, top management must focus on developing the right capabilities and establishing the necessary mindset throughout the organisation – a necessity also common to lean management. The potential of digital technologies to transform performance is now widely recognised. However, most companies struggle to find the right approach to effectively grasp the benefits of this digital promise. Indeed, choosing from among the plethora of new options provided by digital technologies is a real challenge.

The Digital Transformation (DX) of Healthcare is imminent. A number of key advances in technology as well as digital transformation best practices are paving the way for a watershed year in Healthcare. In addition to the staggering and continuously rising cost of Healthcare, silos within Healthcare value streams as well errors in diagnostics and inconsistencies in patient data are some of the pervasive challenges in the healthcare industry. Medical errors are the third leading cause of death in the United States! However, the Digital Transformation of Healthcare is also becoming a reality with tremendous benefits to patients, providers, and payers.