Faster value

Technology and infrastructure should empower us to deliver quickly and to fail quickly. Cloud allows us to do things in two weeks that used to take six-plus months. We can spin up a new digital health tool quickly, and if the data shows it's not delivering as expected, we can spin it down and pivot to a more effective solution without a major expenditure of time and effort.

Kevin Erdal, Managing Director and Practice Leader, Digital Health, Nordic

1 The adoption of cloud technology in healthcare has significantly accelerated the speed at which organizations can derive value from their IT investments. Cloud platforms offer a rapid deployment model that allows healthcare providers to quickly implement and scale solutions without the need for extensive infrastructure development. This speed-to-value is particularly crucial in healthcare, where timely access to patient data and advanced analytics can directly impact patient outcomes.

2 Cloud technology enables healthcare organizations to swiftly deploy applications and retract those tools if circumstances show less than opportune utility. Additionally, the pay-as-you-go model of cloud services allows organizations to manage costs more efficiently, paying only for the resources they use. The speed-to-value with cloud technology in healthcare improves operational efficiency and facilitates innovation, ultimately leading to more agile and responsive healthcare delivery.