In the United States, 165,000 clinical trials each year are carefully designed and conducted to test the safety and efficacy of drugs before they are approved...
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Leading healthcare organizations are expanding sensorability across their assets to improve health outcomes. Sensorability combines IoT technologies with fuzzy logic and artificial neural networks to manage assets and inventories, thereby maximizing on-shelf availability while reducing unnecessary costs.In the healthcare sector specifically, sensorability refers to the capacity of an integrated network of assets to...
Leaders in the food and healthcare industries increasingly believe that the cost of sustainability efforts saves their enterprises money over the long term while also saving the planet. Consumers, too, are willing to pay for the rising costs of goods if they are sustainably sourced, manufactured, and transported. Even so, until recently many CEOs have hesitated to invest in sustainability efforts because they lacked...
Wholesalers and retailers in the food manufacturing and pharmaceutical industries must ensure the effective delivery of pathogen-free food and critical medications to their customers who rely on them for their health and well-being. To do so successfully requires accurate, real-time data across the cold chain, from the manufacturing floor to the warehouse to point of sale.It is, therefore, a top priority for...
IoT-enabled Sensing-as-a-Service solutions offer valuable insights and automated, prescriptive workflows that empower employees to protect supply chain assets in real time. In this post, we examine three supply chain networks that clearly demonstrate the benefits of implementing a digitalized monitoring system: retail food service, laboratory research, and vaccine administration.
Healthcare and food service profoundly depend on the public trust. Any deviation that consumers experience regarding medication efficacy and food safety carries the potential for the following risks:
