OpenEHR Commercial Workshop “What’s in it for us?” Andy Blofield, Director of IM&T (CIO)

The Challenge Bespoke Data Repository Schemas and ER charts Direct SQL Access Bespoke functional API’s Arbitrary license model Licensing as an asset Licensing in perpetuity Proprietary source Large scale developments Significant R&D Significant time to market Significant development costs Unaffordable solutions Traditional Approach Bespoke Data Repository Schemas and ER charts Direct SQL Access Bespoke functional API’s Arbitrary license model Licensing as an asset Licensing in perpetuity Proprietary source Large scale developments Significant R&D Significant time to market Significant development costs Unaffordable solutions Traditional Approach New Approach openEHR Data Repository Open standards data access Open functional API’s Sensible license model (Patient?) Licensing as a subscription service Licensing as required Open Source Modular developments Minimised R&D Minimised time to market Reduced development costs Affordable solutions

The Challenge for Supplier Groups Existing Suppliers New Suppliers Individuals openEHR Data Repository Open standards data access Open functional API’s Sensible license model (Patient?) Licensing as a subscription service Licensing as required Modular developments Minimised R&D Minimised time to market Reduced development costs Affordable solutions FHIR Yes Possible Big Challenge Yes Yes

Enabling the “Ecosystem” Clinical input and expertise Dedicated time with the software teams Access to systems for development (sandboxes) Functional specifications for integration UI conformity for application developers Management of safety cases Source code custodianship for open source

OpenEHR Commercial Workshop “What’s in it for us?” Andy Blofield, Director of IM&T (CIO)