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As John Flannery, the new CEO of GE takes on the task of sweeping cost-cutting at the industrial behemoth, recent market speculation has suggested he may be looking to offload GE's Healthcare IT business. Here's why we think this won't happen.

The first half of 2017 proved a challenging period for some North American population health management (PHM) vendors, according to recent data from Signify's Research report‚"Population Health Management IT - Q3 2017."

More than 80 percent of healthcare executives say the effort to repeal and replace the Affordable Care Act has not caused them to pause or otherwise change their approach to population health management (PHM), a cornerstone of the Obama administration's strategy to address the quality and cost of healthcare

Data from Signify Research's report ‚"Population Health Management IT - North America - 3Q 2017‚" indicates that the first half of 2017 proved a challenging period for some North American PHM vendors. After consistent Quarter-on-Quarter (QoQ) market growth for the last eight quarters, Q1 2017 saw the North American PHM market decline for the first time since Signify Research started tracking the market. Q1 2017 revenues were estimated to be down 7.1% compared to Q4 2016, at $938M.

Advances in artificial intelligence (AI) are moving so fast that our team of MBAs can barely keep up.

A battle is raging in imaging IT today. Once a profitable hunting ground for traditional Picture Archiving and Communication System (PACS) firms, new market entrants from the content management, archiving and informatics market are looking to disrupt the status quo. Pushing ‚"deconstruction‚", ‚"reconstruction‚" and ‚"distributed‚" multi-vendor imaging IT models, they have grabbed the attention of healthcare providers.

A new Health Catalyst survey shows population health work is going strong even amid the turmoil surrounding the failed efforts by the Congress to repeal the Affordable Care Act.

In the report, Alex Green, Signify Research company director, highlights SCIO's data aggregation, advanced predictive analytics and risk stratification solutions that "go well beyond EHR and claims data and include social determinants of health and environmental data at the zip code level for managed populations."