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The ever-growing data deluge in the healthcare sector and a better supply chain network for manufacturers led to the growing acceptance of supply chain management systems, both hardware and software, in emerging economies. In Market Research Future’s comprehensive research report, the healthcare supply chain management market is estimated to be worth $6.42 billion by 2030, and to grow at a CAGR of 15.4 percent from 2022 to 2030. Some notable factors driving the rapid growth of the supply chain management market in healthcare are globalization, fragmentation in the industry, expanding businesses, and faster product life cycles.
Amid this growth, the healthcare industry’s supply chain management market witnesses an increasing emergence of mobile-based and cloud-based healthcare solutions with the advent of big data and social media. Observing this shift, healthcare providers are employing increasingly advanced technologies such as the internet of things and machine learning. The goal here is to enhance the visibility, analytics, collaboration, and forecasting capabilities of supply chain software, which will elevate the healthcare supply management market to the next level in a cost and time-effective manner.
This edition of Healthcare Business Review brings the spotlight on the key developments in the healthcare supply chain management space and how healthcare organizations are leveraging the latest tech solutions and market expertise to answer to the increasing customer demand and industry changes. The edition features thought leadership articles from Cliff Numark, Senior Vice President and Chief of Marketing at Vitalant, and David Hamlet, Supply Chain Area Director at Sutter Health. They speak about ensuring sufficient blood supply in blood drives hosted by healthcare organizations and the importance of accurate supply and implant charting in overall patient records in hospitals.
The highlight of this edition is BIG Inventory, a national provider of hospital inventory services, which helps hospitals resolve their inventory-related challenges with its proprietary inventory management software and on-site inventory services.
In this edition featuring top healthcare supply chain management solutions providers, we hope you find the appropriate company suited to your healthcare supply chain management needs.
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BIG Inventory helps hospitals resolve their inventory-related challenges with its proprietary inventory management software and on-site inventory services. With a powerful combination of people, software, and analytics, BIG Inventory delivers recommendations to ensure the right supplies are available when needed and facilitate better supply chain management.
Advantage Solutions is a full-service OTC healthcare selling, marketing, and supply chain partner, They provide support from the point of manufacturing to the point of purchase. Their supply chain solution includes full order-to-cash services and distribution capabilities to streamline your processes, improve customer relations and reduce costs
Blue.Point’s solutions support hospitals and healthcare providers by identifying, implementing, and sustaining changes to product selection and clinical practice variances that may affect the overall cost and quality of care
Dee Donatelli provides advisory services to some of the country’s leading healthcare organizations on cost reduction based on a clinically integrated value analysis process. The consultancy firm specializes in providing and executing on plans for supply chain to collaborate with physicians, while focusing on clinical evidence and protocols to reduce variation in practice and products
HSCx is a consulting firm exclusively dedicated to the mission of improving every healthcare system's supply chain to raise quality, patient outcomes, and to reduce cost. Through transformative change programs, the company works with administrators, clinicians, and suppliers applying leading supply chain management principles to improve system performance
Logimaxx Healthcare was formed to provide practical solutions to the complex challenges facing supply chain and logistics operations across North America with primary focus on Healthcare Industry. They have built a team of cross-industry supply chain experts to bring in-depth knowledge of best practices from 3PL, Automobile, Beverage, Chemical, Defense, Food, Healthcare, Hi-Tech, Manufacturing, Retail, and Utility industries to their clients
MDR™ offers a comprehensive array of Best Practices™ solutions that supports healthcare organizations in optimizing financial and operational performance
Provista, a leader in group purchasing, applies the collective buying power of members to deliver best-in-class sourcing and analytic services across multiple industries
Ron Denton & Associates is a healthcare service provider that includes supply chain optimization, standardization/streamlining of operations, and interim management services. The company services focus on driving results through optimization of process, people, technology, and financials
Supply Chain Sherpas, LLC is a solution provider addressing the existing bottleneck in supply chain due to the lack of staffing and the need for quick results. The company provides coaching, education, and advisory solutions to guide supplies and providers overcome this bottleneck. It also offers marketing and sales solutions
