India is standing at the cusp of a digital health transformation, which can propel the country's economic growth and set an example for emerging economies if managed well.
A great pharma and medical supply chain, large population, intent among health professionals to innovate, and willingness among customers to try new solutions will ensure the sector's success.
A gap between demand and supply is evident across all aspects of India’s healthcare sector. The shortage of local health professionals represents further evidence.
Fortune India’s 40 Under 40 is an annual listing highlighting the inspirational work done by the country’s sharpest young entrepreneurs, fund managers, and corporate executives. Here is the full list.
India’s young business minds are shaping the new India story. Nowhere is this more visible than in Fortune India’s 40 Under 40 list: a list dedicated to the power of ideas and innovative thinking.
Covid-19 has made healthcare an important part of a nation's geopolitical strategy. But this has opened up the sector to cybersecurity threats. What we need is a vaccine against cyberattacks.
Qure.ai, a Mumbai-based startup, has given a shot in the arm for healthcare globally. It uses the historical data of chest X-rays to detect pulmonary-related diseases using A.I. tools.
While Covid-19 reinvigorated the role of digital medical services, Meena Ganesh, managing director and CEO, Portea Medical, tells Fortune India that the pandemic has made her company “more dynamic”.
Covid-19 has enabled a faster adoption of technology. And nowhere is this effect better seen than in the healthcare sector with the rise of healthtech. This sunrise area is poised for more growth.
The Covid-19 pandemic and the need for ventilators has brought to the fore not just India’s manufacturing prowess, but also its innovation and collaboration capabilities, says an Invest India report.
