The 10 things that make 2015 the year of digital health

1. 10 THINGS THAT MAKE 2015
THE YEAR OF DIGITAL HEALTH
DIGITAL CONSULT FRANCE
DEC 2014
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2. “ I think the biggest innovations
Of the 21st century will be at the
Intersection of biology
and technology.
A new area is beginning.”
Steve Jobs
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2015: a combination of technologic,
economic and sociologic factors !
Tactile
Smartphones with
big storage
capacity
Mobile
applications
Sensors and
IoT
Quantified Self-
Movement
Bigdata and
Healthcost
increase in rich
countries
Crowfunding datamining
Progress in
Nano & Bio
technologies and
Robotics
Starts-up
Ecosystem
development
Digital
Health
Revolution
Aeging
population in
rich countries

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1. WE ARE NOW CONNECTED ALL THE TIME
2014:
7,2 Billions people
2014:
7 billion mobile subscribers
2,3 Billion mobile
broadband users
Mobile internet / smartphone users
55 % in developing countries
2015: We are now
connected
all the time !
Sourced from Quelle: united nations ITU Stude, May 2014
ITU news 2013

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2. REVOLUTION OF THE MOBILE PROCESSING POWER
2015: Incredible Storage
capacity and computing of
smartphones.
Moore's law', states that
processing power doubles
approximately every 18
months.
A smartphone in 2025 will
be 64x more powerful than
the ones we use today
Sourced from: thenextweb
http://thenextweb.com/shareables/2010/09/25/moores-law-in-short/

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3. REVOLUTION OF
THE MOBILE APPLICATIONS
In 2015, mobile apps usage will be
more important than the classical
Internet use.
Mobile to become the first one to
one communication channel
between brands and customers.
Sourced from research2guidance, Q1 2014

7. 4. REVOLUTION OF THE MOBILE HEALTH APPLICATIONS
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The number of health apps
published for the iPhones and
Android devices more than
doubled in the past 2 ½ years to
reach 100,000 in the first quarter
of 2014.
Sourced from: Modernhealthcare 2014
http://www.modernhealthcare.com/article/20140522/blog/305229997

8. 4. REVOLUTION OF THE MOBILE HEALTH APPLICATIONS
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mHealth market 2015:
500m people will be using
healthcare smartphone
applications (in developed
countries)

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5. GROWING ECOSYSTEM OF CONNECTED OBJECTS
A wide range of
products have
emerged covering
numerous aspects
of human
physiology

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5. GROWING ECOSYSTEM OF CONNECTED OBJECTS
CONNECTED OBJETS MAP, AUGUST 2014
EDITED BY JOHN MATERLY FOUNDER OF SHODAN (SEARCH ENGINE FOR CONNECTED OBJECT)
Sourced from aruco network
https://www.aruco.com/2014/08/carte-objets-connectes/

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6. REVOLUTION OF THE SENSORS
Mobile health monitoring apps can track patients’ vitals
signs, such as heart rate, blood pressure, body
temperature and breathe rate and share that information
with their physicians.
Sourced from ZDNet.com, 2014

12. 6. NEXT-GEN OF HEALTH-ORIENTED SENSORS IS ALREADY
THERE
Withings Pulse to measure your blood oxygen saturation
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Connected bra to detect cancer
2015: health trackers evolve to
measure more complex vital signs
like glucose and blood oxygen
levels, respiratory rates and even
Cancer-detecting bras
Sourced from : adtmag oct 2014 & Withings
http://adtmag.com/articles/2014/10/20/health-apps-growing.aspx
http://blog.withings.com/2014/06/12/self-tracking-your-blood-oxygen-level-spo2-what-you-should-know/

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6. NEXT GEN OF DIGESTIBLE SENSORS
Sensors-enabled pill that can monitor patient’ adherence
to medication

14. PEOPLE USUALLY STOP WEARING THEM !
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6. NEXT GEN OF WEARABLE SENSORS
THE PROBLEM WITH WEARABLES IS THAT
Solution : connected Bio stamps and
electronic tattoos
Sourced from: MC10 http://www.mc10inc.com/

15. NEW WAY TO DETECT GLUCOSE IN TEARS : GOOGLE CONTACT
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6. NEXT GEN OF WEARABLE SENSORS
LENSE
Sourced from TechCrunch
http://techcrunch.com/2014/01/16/google-shows-off-smart-contact-lens-that-lets-diabetics-measure-their-glucose-levels/

16. 6. NEXT GEN OF MOLECULAR SENSORS
NEW WAY TO ANALYZE MATERIALS : POCKET MOLECULAR SENSORS
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MOLECULAR SENSORS READ THE CHEMICAL MAKE-UP OF MATERIALS. IT IS
A NON-INTRUSIVE, NO-TOUCH OPTICAL SENSOR THAT PROVIDES A
SEAMLESS USER EXPERIENCE.
Sourced from Consumer Physics
http://www.consumerphysics.com/myscio/scio.htm

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Everyday, we create
2,5 quintillion bytes
of data.
So much that 90 % of
the data in the world
today has been
created in the last
two years alone
IBM
7. BIG DATA

18. 7. BIG DATA HAS THE POTENTIAL TO SOLVE BIG PROBLEMS
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2015: MORE AND MORE CONNECTED
PEOPLE GENERATE MORE AND MORE
REAL TIME HEALTH DATA WHICH CAN BE
ANALYZED ON PREDICTIVE ANALYTICS
PLATFORMS
Sourced from : scaledDB 2014
http://www.scaledb.com/big-data.php

19. • NATIONAL ACTORS WILL NOT HAVE A SUFFICIENT QUANTITY OF DATA
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TO BE PROFITABLE
• DIGITAL GIANTS ALREADY ENTERED ON DIGITAL HEALTH
MARKET
8. CRITICAL SIZE IS REQUIRED
TO ENTER DIGITAL HEALTH MARKET
• FUTUR ACTORS OF THE DIGITAL HEALTH CAN WEAKEN IT
INVESTMENTS ONLY ON THE WORLD GLOBAL MARKET

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GOOGLE BUSINESS MODEL EVOLUTION
2020
Google+
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2000
2010
Ad sense
Gmail
Search Ad words
YouTube
Internet
technologies
IOT Internet
of Things
Health Biotech Robotics
Artificial
Intelligence
Nest
Google
Glass
23 and Me
Google
Android FLU trends
Calico
Robotics
7 Acquisitions
Google car
Deep Mind
technologies
Sourced from Digital Consult, April 2014
Google
shopping
Google
maps
CURRENT CORE
BUSINESS
NEW
BUSINESS

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9. 2015, EMERGENCE OF THE HEALTH KIT
APPLE Health
Kit
GOOGLE Fit
SAMSUNG
Sami
3 MAJORS ACTORS,
1 UNIQUE GOAL :
To build asap the most important
Health Digital Ecosystem
regrouping the most numbered
Health data users, Health apps
and Healthcare professionals.
Sourced from Health kit white paper, Open IT INNOVATION LAB, Sanofi, Nov 2014

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10. FUTURE OF DIGITAL HEALTH IS IN THE NBIC
Nanotechnologies Biotechnologies
Cognitive
sciences
Information
technologies

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10. FUTURE OF DIGITAL HEALTH IS IN THE NBIC
Oct 2014 : Google[x] Reveals Nano Pill that can detect cancer
Google X developing digestible pill that
contains nanotechnology that works
alongside wearable device to spot early signs
of cancer and other diseases
Sourced from Telegraph.co.uk
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/technology/google/11193990/Google-developing-pill-that-can-detect-cancer.html

24. 10. NBIC: PERSONAL GENOMICS : THE 1000 $ GENOME ARRIVES
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Predictive medicine is the use of the information produced by personal
genomics techniques when deciding what medical treatments are
appropriate for a particular individual
Sourced from National Human Genome , 2014 & Wikipedia 2014
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Personal_genomics

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10. NBIC: SUPERHUMAN ABILITIES
WITH THE AID OF TECHNOLOGY
Sourced from Bionicly 2014

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10. NBIC: COGNITIVE SCIENCES BECOME
A REASONS OF STATE!
Sourced from the White House, 2013
www.whitehouse.gov/share/brain-initiative

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…right now is one of those moments
that YOU are influencing the future.
Steve Jobs

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