Jelvix has come a long way since it was founded in 2011. Emphasizing an agile mindset, effective collaboration, and a results-driven strategy, it has expanded from the Baltic states to Singapore, Cape Town, and San Francisco, and many stops in between.
Representatives from the Tallinn, Estonia-based company recently visited the HIMSS conference in Las Vegas and came away with several takeaways, foremost among them the necessity of strategy in the adoption of Medical AI – and not simply innovation for the sake of innovation. They also found that predictive analytics are being underused, and are hardly limited to patient care: AI-driven insights, they found, can optimize hospital operations, improve resource management, and improve administrative decisions.
These are some of the precise areas Jelvix can offer guidance, which might be important in America after the U.S. announced its plans to leave the World Health Organization (WHO); without WHO standards on which to fall back, health care providers and related businesses could find themselves in need of structure and direction. That’s where Jelvix can step in–but really, they can step in anywhere, at any time, across the world.
