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Innovation Landscape Report
May 2018
Table of Contents
Artificial Intelligence: Overview 3
Artificial Intelligence: Key Benefits
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Artificial Intelligence: Overview
“Artificial intelligence would be the ultimate version of Google. The ultimate search engine that would understand
everything on the web. It would understand exactly what you wanted, and it would give you the right thing.”
- Larry Page, Chief Executive Officer, Alphabet
Google’s A.I. AlphaGo beats world champion in the
2017
complex board game of Go
Artificial intelligence describes the work processes
of machines that would require intelligence, if
performed by humans. The term ‘artificial
intelligence’ refers to ‘investigating intelligent
problem-solving behaviour and creating intelligent
SIRI Apple integrates Siri, an intelligent virtual
computer systems’. The goal of AI systems is to assistant with a voice interface 2011
develop systems capable of tackling complex
problems in ways similar to human logic and
reasoning. 1998
AI is a self-running engine, which enables the KISmet, an emotionally intelligent robot insofar as it detects and responds
to people’s feelings
machines to sense, understand and act to perform
administrative and operational functions. AI has
become more popular due to its immense potential Unimate, an industrial robot goes to work at GM replacing humans on the assembly
to unlock improvements in cost, quality precision, 1961 line
efficiency and outcomes, which can be provided
anywhere, anytime and any place.
Evolution of Artificial Intelligence 1955 The term “AI” was coined by John McCarthy to define “the science and engineering of
making intelligent machines”.
“We shall therefore say that a program has common sense if it automatically deduces for itself a sufficient wide class of immediate consequences of
anything it is told and what it already knows. ... Our ultimate objective is to make programs that learn from their experience as effectively as humans do. “
- John McCarthy, Father of AI
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Artificial Intelligence: Key Benefits
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Current healthcare challenges and potential AI solutions
Common challenges of artificial intelligence in healthcare include lack of data exchange, regulatory compliance requirements and
patient and provider adoption. Equipped with the power to predict health outcomes, support a clinical diagnosis and provide intelligent
alerts for medication adherence, Artificial Intelligence represents a great new frontier with the ability to overcome the said challenges
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Healthcare Value Chain and Artificial Intelligence
Use Cases
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Healthcare Value Chain and Artificial Intelligence Use Cases
Regulatory, Risk,
Research & Supply Chain Sales & Providers &
Technology End User Compliance &
Development Management Marketing Payers
Strategy
Healthcare Brand
Smart Supply Management and Automated Medication
Drug Discovery Chain Marketing Image Diagnosis Adherence Risk Management
Automated Regulatory
Intelligent Drug Cognitive Market Hospital Diagnosis & Compliance
Designing Sourcing Research Management Prescription Monitoring
Supplier Selection Content
Generate Novel and Relationship Distribution on Virtual Disease Prediction Fraud
Drug Candidates Management Social Media Assistants & Prevention Detection
Product
Lead Identification Information Clinical Predictive Personalized Smart Security
& Optimization Demand Analysis Management Analytics Healthcare Systems
Artificial Smart Sales Data Input Clinical Decision Patient Data Strategy
AI Biomarkers Inventories Automation Support System Analytics Optimization
Intelligence
Clinical Care
Clinical Research Warehouse Mental Health
Call Tracking Logistics
Databases/ Tools Management & TeleHealth
and Analytics Automation
Clinical Trial
Medication Workflow Prescription Robotics Process
Adherence Management Pricing AI Error Alerts Automation
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Artificial Intelligence in Healthcare: Research &
Development
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Value Chain and Use Cases – Research &
Development (1/3)
“Harnessing the power of modern supercomputers and machine learning will enable us
to develop medicines more quickly, and at a reduced cost.”
John Baldoni, Head of new drug discovery unit, GSK (Brentford, UK)
AI uses tools that speed up drug Virvio develops synthetic biotherapeutics using AI technology. The
Intelligent
discovery process by identifying synthetic proteins are computationally designed, and thereby used to
Drug
individual compounds, which are more accurately target conserved sites on the disease with similar molecular
Designing
likely to succeed in clinical trials affinity and specificity compared to clinically validated antibodies.
AI applies machine learning for
Generate BenevolentAI uses AI to identify new drug candidates. The company uses
identifying and validating the potential
Novel Drug proprietary algorithms to analyze pieces of scientific research and clinical
drug candidates quickly and cost
Candidates studies for new medicines or new applications for existing drugs.
effectively
AI focuses on target identification and NuMedii’s Artificial Intelligence for Drug Discovery (AIDD) platform helps
Lead
lead generation for discovering to discover connections between drugs and diseases at systems level
Identification &
connections between drugs and using Big Data and AI. The technology can help in identifying patient
Optimization
diseases subgroups, new therapeutic options and biomarkers.
Imagia Cybernetics releases Deep Radiomics, an AI-based biomarker. The
AI helps in the development of new
biomarker is capable of predicting, previewing and complementing test
AI Biomarkers imaging biomarkers for lung cancer or
results by acting as digital equivalents to markers that are difficult to
human aging
extract from the diseased.
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Value Chain and Use Cases – Research & Development (3/3)
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Artificial Intelligence: Success Stories in R&D
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Value Chain and Use Cases – Supply Chain
Management (1/3)
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Value Chain and Use Cases – Supply Chain Management (3/3)
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Artificial Intelligence: Success Stories in SCM
UPMC Partnership with IBM Watson Brings Cognitive Supply Chain Services
to Healthcare
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Value Chain and Use Cases – Sales & Marketing
(1/3)
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Value Chain and Use Cases – Sales & Marketing (3/3)
AI ensures pricing optimization that iMedX performs medical market price analysis through AI to its clients.
Pricing AI allows companies to achieve dynamic iMedX compares online item pricing to like market entities, while
pricing while maximizing revenues ensuring fair prices , to enable clients maximize their ROI.
AI offers personalized advertisements Truth Nutraceuticals uses ReSci’s AI to optimize their campaigns across
Personalized via email, site search or social media different channels. It leverages ReSci’s proprietary Customer Lifetime
Advertising that help the client s find their right Value (CLV), to create lookalike audiences which are used in multiple
customers Facebook ad campaigns.
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Artificial Intelligence: Success Stories in
Sales & Marketing
Allergan Uses Amazon Web Services (AWS) to Support New Websites or
Online Marketing Campaigns
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Value Chain and Use Cases – Providers & Payers
(1/3)
“AI-based applications could improve
health outcomes and quality of life for
millions of people in the coming years—but
only if they gain the trust of doctors, nurses
and patients, and if policy, regulatory and
commercial obstacles are removed.” “Electronic health records [are] like large
Stanford’s AI100 study quarries where there’s lots of gold, and
we’re just beginning to mine them.”
Dr.Eric Horvitz, Managing Director of Microsoft
Research, Specializing in Applying AI in
Healthcare
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Value Chain and Use Cases – Providers & Payers (3/3)
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Artificial Intelligence: Success Stories in
Healthcare Providers
Nuance and Epic Team to Deliver AI powered Healthcare Virtual Assistants
and Computer-Assisted Physician Documentation (CAPD)
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Value Chain and Use Cases – End User (1/3)
Dr. William H. Carson, President and CEO, Otsuka “We have emergency rooms today where
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Value Chain and Use Cases – End User (3/3)
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Artificial Intelligence: Success Stories in Patient
Management
BD Leverages BERG’s AI Platform to Reduce Medication Non-Adherence for
Patients
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Value Chain and Use Cases – Regulatory, Risk,
Compliance & Strategy (1/2)
“We have to figure out how we can use technology, big data and artificial
intelligence to improve the quality of care. And we need to see how it can
minimize unnecessary services and detect error and fraud. There’s a
tremendous opportunity.”
Jay Rajda, Aetna’s chief clinical transformation officer
Value Chain and Use Cases – Regulatory, Risk, Compliance & Strategy
(2/2)
Regulatory, Risk, Compliance & Strategy
AI helps to monitor and uphold the legal/regulatory requirements, regulatory reporting and fraud reduction. The process of identifying
and mapping regulatory requirements across the business can be automated using AI. It also enables understanding of the entire risk
gamut by identifying the risks that could impact the organisations strategy or operations. Additionally, AI offers the potential to
improve existing business activities by developing data-driven business strategies
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Artificial Intelligence: Success Stories in Risk
M Management
Johns Hopkins Hospital Partners with GE Healthcare to Use Predictive
Analytics to Support Efficient Operational Flow
• Various healthcare and AI-driven companies have entered into partnerships and
collaborations over the past few years, which are either driven by existing AI
solutions, or can have an impact on their potential for future deployments.
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