1. Draft: Innotech Microsoft Technology as a Driving Force of Innovation In Healthcare

2. Patient-centric organisation Transforming to a digital business Tapping into new opportunities with the Internet of Things Inspiring innovation across the organisation Making information security a top priority Connecting everything with the cloud Starting with mobile for every new initiative Building infrastructure to be flexible Protecting the privacy of patients Becoming more responsive Breaking down the walls of the traditional workplace Making it easy for employees to get the same view of information Encouraging collaboration across the operations Making mobile and social “business as usual” Helping employees to do their best work with connected technologies Moving faster to take on new opportunities Enhancing the patient experience Building teams around patients Finding new ways to connect with patients online Putting the patient first in every decision Anticipating patient behavior and needs Making every patient feel understood Creating great patient experiences that they will want to share Engaging with patients across the channels they want to use Empowerin g the teams with direct access to information and tools Responding to patients without delay Working smarter with intelligent automation

3. Top health ICT priorities (per Gartner)

4. Digital Health Scenarios Clinical Grade Tablets Mobile Case Management Patient Engagement Care Team Collaboration Telehealth Patient Engagement Clinical Quality Operational Efficiency Medical Research Medical Image Storage Virtual Desktop & Datacenter Internet of Your Things

5. GiveYOD Remote Monitoring Patient Engagement Gamification Telehealth Secure Communication Care Collaboration Support Networks Predictive analytics Population Health IoYT Health & Wellness Hospital Records Interoperability Identity Management

8. Examples Cancer research Genome studies

10. Case Aerocrine  Indication of a near-future malfunction, predictive maintenance  Change of business model: from “Service visits or service phone consultation” to “Device Uptime fee”  Use of gathered data for better diagnostics  Remote monitoring and possibility of home use

12. Virtual Rehabilitation® in practice

13. Virtual Rehabilitation® – how it works Multiuser screen placed at Esbjerg Rehabilitation Centre, Denmark Multiuser screen used in training of physiotherapists at the hospital UKH Meidling (AUVA) in Vienna, Austria Multiuser screens can present up to 40 individual and named training plans on the screen

15. An secure cloud datastore for consumers’ health data A holistic view that unifies disparate data from apps, devices, and services An Intelligence Engine that provides actionable insights for healthier living An open platform for partners to build and connect a health and wellness ecosystem Actionable insights for healthier living

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