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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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Daversi Medical is a wholesale supplier of PPE, COVID-19 Antigen and Antibody tests, and other COVID-essential supplies to healthcare businesses, such as urgent care, clinics, hospitals, emergency rooms, and private practices, nationwide. Daversi Medical delivers long-term solutions that provide business continuity while maintaining profitability.
VendNovation develops software and deals with cloud vending, VN cloud, and custom solutions. It provides vending management software that features access control, content management, inventor management, machine monitoring, and more. It also offers VN controllers and VN connectors. It serves the education, fitness center, and medical sectors. It is based in Redmond, Washington
Emily Kay Fischer, Sales DirectorWe enable clients to accomplish their objectives while meeting current DEA regulations for narcotic storage and control and FDA requirements for tracking chain of custody
1WorldSync offers a robust product content platform designed for omnichannel commerce. It enables clients to create, manage, syndicate and optimize product content with our industry-leading technology and dedicated team of omnichannel experts. The end result is authentic, engaging commerce experiences that drive more sales
Accumen, is a healthcare solution provider, guiding U.S. hospitals and health systems deal with complexities in the supply chain management environment. The company leverages a strong and technologically adept team to provide lab results in operations, clinical transformation and 3D imaging post-processing
BlueBin simplifies the supply chain process for healthcare. Reducing costs, operational waste, and allowing clinicians to focus on what matters most, providing quality care to patients
CVS Health is a leading provider of health and wellness services including many MinuteClinic and HealthHUB locations, long-term care, infusion services, care management, and financial wellness. CVS Health brings affordable, high-quality care, chronic condition management, wellness, and preventative services closer to home
Envi, created by Inventory Optimization Solutions (IOS), builds and markets web-based supply chain solutions. Their applications help maximize the efficiencies possible in the supply chain, from manufacturer, distributor, to healthcare provider, by utilizing the internet as communication and procurement medium and providing access to collaborative inventory management tools
Health Supply US is the healthcare industry's and government’s private sector partner for medical device sourcing and procurement. They research and source products from numerous manufacturers to find the safest, most effective equipment for frontline healthcare workers and other government personnel
InVita’s Healthcare Technologies platform optimizes supply chains by connecting data, simplifying processes, and providing visibility at both a regional and enterprise level. They streamline workflows to ensure product availability, quality, and patient safety to provide organizations with a full line of sight to cost control opportunities for greater efficiency
InVita Healthcare Technologies
Management
Todd Collins, President & Chief Executive Officer
Johnson & Johnson is the largest and most broadly based healthcare company in the world. They are committed to using their reach and size for good. The company strives to improve access and affordability, create healthier communities, and put a healthy mind, body, and environment within reach of everyone, everywhere
