Digital women’s health market will reach US$297 million in 2024, targeting 1.4 billion women worldwide
The global market for digital women’s health solutions and services will grow from today’s US$112 million to US$297 million in 2024, at 22% on average annually (CAGR). There will be 1.46 billion women who can be targeted with digital women’s health solutions in 5 years from now, as the new report about digital women’s health Learn more...
Success drivers for digital health partnerships. Learnings from R2G’s new global study and recent failures of Sandoz, Otsuka, and Sanofi
In the last quarter of 2019, three major pharma companies pulled out of their seemingly promising partnerships within digital health. Following the announcements regarding partnerships withdrawal between Sandoz and Pear, Otsuka Pharmaceutical and Proteus, and Sanofi and Onduo (a joint venture with Verily), R2G reviews reasons behind these developments, compares them to the results of Learn more...
Tapping into the power of a B2B sleep management digital solution that increases organizational efficiency and improves individual well-being – Interview with Dr. Els van der Helm, Co-founder of Shleep
B2B sleep management digital solutions are entering the corporate world with the aim to improve individual well-being, thus organizational efficiency and efficacy. For an average Fortune 500 company, the increased cost due to sleep deprivation is estimated at $80M/year. Sleep is no longer just a basic personal need for a better health and good quality Learn more...
R2GConnect successfully launched its first series of partnership opportunities
R2GConnect, the online health industry’s global matching platform and the new service of Research2Guidance was initially launched three weeks ago and received extensive praise with over 200 applications from innovative startups. Through helping to build a vibrant global healthcare ecosystem, R2GConnect was developed to accelerate digital health development on a larger scale. The total amount Learn more...
Why Germany becomes a top country for digital health solutions
On 7. November 2019, the German House of Parliament passed new rules supporting digital innovation in Germany. The new rules will have a far-reaching impact on the public health insurance of the 72 million insured citizens. Physicians are able to prescribe medical apps. Telehealth offerings are planned to become the norm. Access to medical patient’s Learn more...
How to make partnerships between healthcare incumbents and digital health startups work
Healthcare companies are using different channels to manage partnerships with startups, including accelerators, investment funds or innovation hubs. Still, most partnerships fail. On the 5th of November, R2G invited digital innovation leaders from pharma, health insurance, and hospitals to discuss reasons for failure and dos and don’ts. On the 5th of November, R2G hosted a Learn more...
Masterclass on Innovation Management by Partnerships: How your organization can shape innovation by managing digital health partnerships
Building digital ecosystems has become a buzzword. Many people active in the healthcare arena (and also in other industries) use it these days and there is a growing number of articles and publications that are dedicated to the term “ecosystem”. But what does it really mean for the different stakeholders, what are the consequences on Learn more...
R2G presents the Digital Health Market Watch for Women’s Health
The Digital Health Market Watch for Women’s Health is a market intelligence tool designed to monitor the most relevant market insights in women’s digital health. Organized in four strategic sections, R2G offers leaders in digital health with a comprehensive analytical tool to follow growing trends in the segment on a monthly basis. THE USE AND Learn more...
R2G launches new global survey: Startup-Corporate Partnerships in Digital Health: Success factors and breaking points
R2G launched a global survey that explores how corporates like hospitals, pharmaceutical companies or health insurers partner with start-ups. Corporates are using all kinds of formats to approach start-ups e.g. accelerators, hackathons, competitions, investment fonds to just name a few. Still most partnerships fail. The survey asks decision makers from start-ups and corporates, why this Learn more...