According to a recent KPMG survey, 37% of healthcare industry executives reported that the pace at which they are implementing AI is too slow and 47% responded that their organizations offer AI training courses to employees.
The solution?
ePlus inc. (NASDAQ: PLUS) announced on Friday that it had launched an artificial intelligence (AI) workflow technology bundle, combining hardware, software, and AI implementation services, to help healthcare organizations accelerate clinical and operational AI projects from concept to production.
There are a growing number of highly practical uses for AI in healthcare settings, yet the company said that many organizations struggle with how to get started assessing what they need, identifying use cases and implementing the technology.
The company’s president of software, national partners, marketing, and strategy, Ken Farber said in
a news release that the AI Workflow Accelerator Bundle for Healthcare can serve as a powerful foundation from which organizations can build applications that help them realize operational efficiencies, enhanced patient outcomes and improved financial performance because of streamlined information discovery and advanced analytical capabilities.
“Utilizing this technology platform allows organizations to more confidently design, implement and begin using AI in very practical ways that will accelerate access to actionable, data-driven insight that helps to solve a variety of problems unique to healthcare environments.”
Chief technology officer at John Snow Labs, David Talby added that the healthcare industry is being transformed, and the application of AI is increasingly becoming a game changer in enhancing both clinician and patient experiences.
“This bundle leverages a powerful combination of technology and services that will make it faster and easier for organizations to put AI to good use while tackling the unique compliance, terminology, and integration challenges of healthcare.”
PLUS stock is up 17.7% year to date, 43.6% higher than this time, last year.