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However, the increasing adoption of technologies in health brings with it an opportunity for large companies like Apple, which have a new and powerful market to exploit.
$3 trillion market as retail stores adopt iOS and buy the company's devices in droves.
And although many hospitals have been using Apple's devices for several years, it has not been until now that Apple has shown interest in the sector.
“Leading hospitals and medical systems are morocco phone data using Apple products to transform every aspect of healthcare,” said a spokesperson for Apple, who also highlighted the “privacy and security of iOS” as the main reasons for the popularity of its products in the healthcare sector.
Apple's approach to the healthcare industry has been a focus for the company, Banjarin said, ever since Steve Jobs saw how broken medical processes and poor user experience were when he became ill with cancer.
That is why, after many consultations, those from Cupertino decided to focus more on being a platform than a creator of medical apps and connect developers with medical feedback.
This is how software services such as CareKit, ResearchKit and HealthKit were born, all of them aimed at making the task of compiling medical information easier for developers.
$3 trillion market as retail stores adopt iOS and buy the company's devices in droves.
And although many hospitals have been using Apple's devices for several years, it has not been until now that Apple has shown interest in the sector.
“Leading hospitals and medical systems are morocco phone data using Apple products to transform every aspect of healthcare,” said a spokesperson for Apple, who also highlighted the “privacy and security of iOS” as the main reasons for the popularity of its products in the healthcare sector.
Apple's approach to the healthcare industry has been a focus for the company, Banjarin said, ever since Steve Jobs saw how broken medical processes and poor user experience were when he became ill with cancer.
That is why, after many consultations, those from Cupertino decided to focus more on being a platform than a creator of medical apps and connect developers with medical feedback.
This is how software services such as CareKit, ResearchKit and HealthKit were born, all of them aimed at making the task of compiling medical information easier for developers.