Global Wearable Medical Device Market to Reach $30B
North America is the largest region for wearable medical devices. It’s expected to reach $13.2 billion in revenue by 2023. The Asia-Pacific region’s unmet need for healthcare technology and the growing geriatric population give it the greatest potential for growth.
via BCC Research
Why U.S Investment Leads Global IT Market Growth
According to the Forrester outlook, a weakening global economy will cause the worldwide technology market’s growth to slow from 5% in 2018 to 3.8% by 2020. However, the U.S. market is forecast at $1.46 trillion in 2019, that’s 6.3% growth.
via Forrester
Virtual Customer Assistants Transform Online Support
Savvy CIOs and CTOs at innovative retailers and other progressive organizations are piloting and deploying new cognitive technologies that enhance their customer experience. This is an acceleration of the ongoing trend that’s very likely to transform legacy online support applications.
Exploring Healthcare Apps with Artificial Intelligence
A future where personal digital healthcare assistants monitor every aspect of our health and well-being, and screening for and treating disease is tailored to our DNA, isn’t science-fiction. It’s getting closer every day.
International Mobile Roaming Adapts to Policy Changes
According to Juniper Research, mobile network operator revenues from international mobile roaming are expected to recover slightly, following a decline in 2017 after the introduction of RLAH (Roam Like at Home) in Europe and other markets.
Why Mobile Payments and Fintech Disrupt eCommerce
Fintech innovation continues to disrupt the Global Networked Economy. The value of consumer spending on remote payments for digital and physical goods is estimated to have surpassed $3.3 trillion in 2018 — that’s up 10 percent on the 2017 total of $3 trillion.
How Mobile Apps Influence Retailer Revenues
“Retailers have more work to do on their apps to inspire omnichannel shopping. In 2019, smartphones will influence 32.2% of U.S. offline retail sales. With more than $1 trillion on the line, we selected nine top U.S. retailers to see what kind of digital experience they bring to the table online and in-store.”
via Forrester
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