The document provides an overview of Intel's vision for harnessing mobile health and government technologies. It discusses four imperatives: embracing cloud computing, enabling analytics infrastructures, becoming smart through IoT, and focusing on security. The document also outlines lessons from successful mHealth programs, standards-based architectures, and the growing market for telehealth and wearable devices.
1. Intel Confidential — Do Not Forward
Imperatives to
Harness mHealth
mGovernment Conference, Dubai
Rick Cnossen (rick.a.cnossen@intel.com)
Intel, Worldwide Director of Health IT
March, 2014
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3. Intel's Vision
This decade we will create and extend computing technology to connect and enrich
the lives of every person on earth
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4. Intel in Healthcare
Research & Innovation Health IT Solutions Health InitiativesTrusted Advisor Standards & Policy
Desktops Laptops WearablesSmartphonesUltrabook™ Tablets
Single Architecture from Hospital to Home
Secure, High Performance, and Consistent User Experience
Cloud/Datacenter
NEW IMAGE NEW IMAGE
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8. CONSTRUCTION THE WAY WE WORK
Business
to
to
to
to
ENERGY AGRICULTURE
Technology has transformed the way we do business
9. A properly shared car
is $270K in lost auto
sales revenues
Have we reached
“peak car”
The Unstoppable Rise of the Shared Economy
1. Source: Wall Street Journal, http://online.wsj.com/article/SB10000872396390443684104578066811794775602.html
Other names and brands may be claimed as the property of others.
What must businesses do when customers share rather than buy?
Is there a sharing opportunity that allows you to reduce costs?
Disruptive new
paradigm:
Access trumps
ownership
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10. A look Ahead: Confident Predictions
New generations are born
connected- expectation
Healthcare and Education
For Billions of People
Rise of mega cities
(3.6B in 2011 to 6.3B in 2050)
A new middle class is emerging
(could be 2/3 by 2030)
10B people by 2050
(40% water stressed)
Relentless Cyber Threats
(McAfee- 100K malware/day)
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11. Why do Great Companies Fail? Progressive Governments?
The Innovator's Dilemma:
When New Technologies Cause Great Firms to Fail
Harvard Business School Press
“...a tough problem that most successful
companies will face eventually.”
~ Dr. Andrew S Grove,
Chairman and CEO, Intel Corp
“A pessimist sees the difficulty in every
opportunity; an optimist sees the opportunity in
every difficulty”
Winston Churchill
16. Cloud: Re-envision Your Data Center
Embrace Software Defined Infrastructure (virtualization)
Simplified, Elastic, Interoperable and Built on Open Industry Standards
Rapid, Efficient & Agile Online Service Delivery
• Reduce time, cost and labour (server activation)
• Increase agility (OS migration)
• Shift investment to business transformation- pay as need
• Secure, scalable systems on demand
• Remote healthcare, health records “as a service”
Imperative #1:
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17. Analytics: Data is Your New Currency
Imperative #2:
Enable an Open, Interoperable Analytics Infrastructure and Data Platform
Reach and Connect with Customers Globally
• Personalized and contextual (ads)
Breakthrough Innovations and Discoveries
• Real-time insights (gas price, fraud, jet engine)
• Weather prediction
• Genomic Sequencing- 3 wks-> 4 hrs
• Clinical Analytics
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18. IoT: Become Smart – Sense, Predict, Act
Open, “Smart”, Secure, End to End solutions
Imperative #3:
End-to-end Intelligence and Analytics
• Insights and predictions drive "new economy" services
(industrial, transportation, smart cities)
• Safe and optimal use of resources (oil rig, parking, bridge)
• Automated decision making (RFID cows)
• Remote patient monitoring
• mHealth wearables
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19. Security: Trust at the Heart of Your Brand Identity
Imperative #4:
Guard against Fraud, IP Loss & Privacy Threats
• Headline news – Target, South Korea
• Big scale attacks, Crime-as-a-service, Cyber warfare
• Below the O/S, Ransom-ware
• >15Bn attack surfaces by 2020
• Prevent Personal Health Information loss
Ubiquitous Security and Identity Protection
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23. Main Hospital
Fitness Center
Social Center
Home Care
Retail Pharmacy
Chiropractor
Public Library
Favorite Restaurant
Therapist
Long Term Care
Primary Care Office
Neighbor Caregiver
Patient’s House
Pharmacy
Employer
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28. Intel Global
Innovation Survey
Objective
Evaluate consumer perceptions
of technology innovations and
various ways that it is expected
to impact daily life.
Methodology
Penn Schoen Berland conducted
a quantitative poll with over
12,000 interviews, spanning
8 countries in Q3, 2013.
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29. Objective
Evaluate consumer perceptions
of technology innovations and
various ways that it is expected
to impact daily life.
Methodology
Penn Schoen Berland conducted
a quantitative poll with over
12,000 interviews, spanning
8 countries in Q3, 2013.
Intel Global
Innovation Survey
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Continua End-End mHealth Architecture
Personal Device
Weight Scale
Pulse
Oximeter
Independent
Living Activity
Cardio /
Strength
Medication
Adherence
Glucose Meter
Pulse /
Blood
Pressure
Thermometer
Physical Activity
Peak Flow
Electrocardiogram
Insulin
Pump
Mobile Apps
Aggregation
Manager
Telehealth
Service Center
Health
Records
Health
Record
Network
(HRN)
Interface
Personal
Area
Network
(PAN)
Interface
Wide
Area
Network
(WAN)
Interface
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Personal Connected Health Alliance (PCHA)
An alliance and collaboration focused on the vision of person-centered health and health care
with a mission to deliver interoperable personal health solutions that foster independence and
empower people to better manage their health and wellness from anywhere; at anytime.
Empowering individuals
to better manage
their health.
Interoperability &
Eco System Enablement
Thought Leadership &
Industry Connection
Global Access &
Leadership
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2,000
2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017
World Telehealth Patients (thousands) by Disease
Others
Mental Health
Hypertension
Diabetes
COPD
CHF
Worldwide Telehealth Patients
Growing to 1.7 Million Visits by 2017
The World Market for Telehealth – An Analysis of Demand Dynamics – 2012 INMedica, IMS Research 38
39. A Wide Array of mHealth IoT Wearables
Person to Person Person to Computer Person as Computer
Data Streamed
Care
Emotional
Mirror
Biometrically
Attuned
Responsive
Coaching
Authenticated
Self
Cloud
Memory
Long Distance
Togetherness
Bespoke
Biotech
Augmented
Sensory Perception
On-board
Interface
Hug Simulation Jacket Lets
Parents Calm Kids Via
Mobile Devices
Printed Prosthetic Offers
The Functionality Of A
Human Hand
Biohacked, Implanted
Headphones Allow User
To Echolocate
Electronic Make Up Lets
You Activate Gadgets
By Blinking
Smartphone Provider
Introduces Ingestible
Password Pill For Devices
Wearable Camera Life
Blogs By Snapping Photos
Throughout The Day
Responsive Bracelet Sends
Thermoelectric Pulses To Heat
Or Cool A Person’s Entire Body
Running App Personalizes
Workouts Based On Current
Stamina
Tooth Embedded Sensor
Relays Eating Habits
To Dentist
Workout Gear Visualizes
Activity Levels Of Wearer
In Real-Time
Sleep Monitoring
A Kimono* with sensors monitors
the baby's temperature, breathing
and communicates with parents.
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41. Intel Across Healthcare: Learn More
www.intel.com/healthcare
Policy and Standards
Mobile Healthcare Care Coordination Secure Cloud Devices and Imaging
Performance Big Data Aging
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