The healthcare industry is undergoing a major shift driven by evolving patient expectations, rising operational pressures, workforce shortages, and the growing need for connected, data-driven care. As organizations modernize systems and adopt emerging technologies, digital transformation in healthcare has become a strategic priority rather than a long-term innovation goal.

Imagine a hospital’s AI-powered analytics systems that forecasts stocking of medical supplies with accuracy — and even prescribes purposing of beds, consultation rooms and operation theatres — based on real-time patterns and trends of both external and internal events.  

Since 1995, Taiwan has leveraged technology to shape its national health agenda — and with tremendous success too. First, it was the introduction of B2B (medical institution-to-medical institution, in this case) telemedicine services for improved access to care in remote areas.