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Telefonaktiebolaget LM Ericsson Class A — Ericsson — Investor Presentation (June 2017)
14 slides from Telefonaktiebolaget LM Ericsson Class A's investor presentation, Jun 12, 2017
Slide 1: From healthcare to homecare
From healthcare to homecare An Ericsson Consumer and Industry Insight Report June 2017
Slide 2: Methodology
methodology Qualitative research: Two consumer focus group discussions, in-depth interviews with 6 post-operative care patients and 17 industry decision makers Markets: Japan, South Korea, UK and US Quantitative research: This report presents insights from an online survey of advanced smartphone/mob
Slide 3: Key findings
Key findings Healthcare becomes Patient data is centralized, Cross-industry decision decentralized, moving from turning hospitals into makers expect 5G to hospitals towards homes data centers address consumer › 39 percent of patients with › 35 percent of consumers healthcare concerns chronic ailment
Slide 4: Transforming healthcare
Transforming healthcare Care moves away from hospitals closer to home, whereas data moves from patients to centralized healthcare repositories Patients 5G Expected to improve battery efficiency, bandwidth, reliability, security and latency Home 01 010 01 Data Hospital © Ericsson AB | From healthcare
Slide 5: Different reasons for decentralized care
Different reasons for decentralized care Consumers want convenience; cross-industry Consumers decision makers want savings and efficiency Consumers Cross-Industry decision makers Say that care closer to home gives Of cross-industry decision quicker access to care and helps 70% manage health conditio
Slide 6: Three aspects driving transformation
Three aspects driving Transformation Use of wearables to monitor Increase in online Use of remote procedures health and administer consultations (such as robotic surgery) performed medication remotely at local healthcare centers closer to patients © Ericsson AB | From healthcare to homecare | 2017-0
Slide 7: Wearables give consumers more control
Wearables give consumers more control 62% Over 60 percent of consumers are ready Agree that wearable devices will put people in to use wearables as a preventive measure control of their own health for checking abnormalities and countering chronic ailments. However, 55 percent of healthcare decision
Slide 8: Online consultations can reduce wait times
Online consultations can Reduce wait times Of patients with chronic Patients and care givers are frustrated ailments say that online with inconveniences due to wait times for doctors and multiple visits 39% consultations with doctors will make it easier to to hospitals/diagnostic centers manage thei
Slide 9: Elderly want local healthcare
Elderly want local healthcare Elderly want to stay at home longer and Of consumers worry be independent. However, consumers worry about elderly patients being exposed 70% about elderly patients being left unattended to in-home slips and falls, and not taking prescribed medicines Of consumers would l
Slide 10: 5G expected to improve connectivity and battery life
5G expected to improve connectivity and battery life Experts say that existing networks cannot support massive IoT, and face challenges of providing desired quality of support for connecting large number of devices/wearables Consumers Cross-Industry decision makers Concerned about poor connectivity
Slide 11: Better data security expected from 5G
BETTER data security expected from 5G Cross-industry decision makers 5G networks are expected to Telecom decision makers say that developing secure networks to access an 47% be secure enough to adhere to online central repository is a key challenge sensitive patient data regulations Agree that data
Slide 12: 5G expected to facilitate remote and haptic feedback
5G expected to facilitate remote and haptic feedback Of cross-industry decision 5G is expected to provide 45% makers say robotic surgery reliable and sub-1ms latency with haptic feedback capabilities connections with haptic could be a breakthrough feedback and highly-immersive virtual simulation req
Slide 13: A need for collaboration
A need for collaboration Enterprise Top 3 Internet companies (like Apple, Google) 68% Cross-industry decision makers consider internet companies, Telecommunication companies 46% telecom operators and app App developers 33% developers as the top three Wearable device manufacturers preferred partners
Slide 14: Ericsson
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