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New Industry Handbook Predicts RFID Hospital Healthcare Market to Hit $8.8 billion by 2010
DUBLIN, Ireland --(Business Wire)-- Sept. 15, 2005 -- Research and Markets (http://www.researchandmarkets.com/reports/c24326) has announced the addition of RFID & Emerging Technologies Guide to Healthcare to their offering
RFID & Emerging Technologies Guide to Healthcare predicts that RFID and its related technologies in the hospital marketplace will skyrocket to $8.8 billion by 2010; and that it will be segmented into three general categories:
- RFID Driven Revenue: Hardware and software integration $1.3 billion.
- Infrastructure Support for RFID Enablement: Wireless networks--$1.3 billion, Enterprise-related software -- $1.4 billion.
- Hospital Connectivity: $4.8 billion.
RFID & Emerging Technologies Guide to Healthcare is a business tool that describes and analyzes the impact that the emerging technologies of RFID (radio frequency identification), wireless and connectivity will have on the healthcare industry and is designed to help companies comprehend the cost implications and benefits of these technologies focuses on the U.S. market, while analyzing, at a general level, the impact international markets will have. The study will have an emphasis on the new medical supply chain and its integrated digital components.
This study is a compendium of today's human and industry drivers. The current status of the healthcare infrastructure, the regulatory environment and the enterprising way government and business are addressing these issues, will determine tomorrow's needs for the healthcare industry and the patients they serve.
Intended Audience
The guide was written for the entire medical and healthcare interest community, but is tailored for readers with an interest in the sales, marketing and management dimensions of emerging technologies, such as
- Manufacturers, distributors and integrators of RFID, wireless, medical devices, components and associated enterprise and healthcare software.
- Regulators and health insurers.
- Investors; and the financial and analyst community.
- Corporate strategic, marketing executives.
- Mid-level executive's charged with implementation
Unique Points about This Guide
- Valuable marketing data concerning clients' attitudes towards these emerging technologies will help companies navigate the multilevel, decision-making process towards successful client-vendor relationships.
- A competitive analysis comparing over 150 healthcare vendors, their associated technologies, and market strategies projections
- In-depth analysis of government funds availability to aid in the adoption of technology in healthcare.
- Specific combined market projections that have never been publicly distributed, through 2010.
- Asset Tracking
- Instrument Tracking
- Patient Tracking
- Hazardous Materials Tracking
- Wireless Network Growth
- Medical Device Connectivity
- Enterprise Healthcare Software Suite Projection Provides the facts of what it means to be RFID Pharma compliant
Other sections of this report cover the following:
- Major product types and applications, both commercial and developmental
- U.S. market size and segmentation, including historical data on sales by application, product type, and end-user group
- Market drivers and constraints
- Detailed U.S. market projections through 2010
- Industry structure, competition and market shares
- All these factors may influence the long-term market of the emerging technologies of RFID, wireless, and connectivity in the healthcare industry.
- How to achieve RFID Pharmaceutical FDA Compliance.
Companies Mentioned
Abbott Laboratories
Active Wave Inc.
AeroScout
Aetherwire and Location Inc.
Agilent Technologies
Agility
Airespace
ALARIS Medical Systems
Alien
Amerisource Bergen
Applied Digital Solutions corporation
Aruba Wireless Networks
Atmel
Awarix Inc.
Baxter Laboratories
Bent Systems
Blip Systems
Blue Vector Systems
Bluetooth
Bridge Medical
Capsule Technologies
Cardinal/Pyxis
CardioMems
Care Fusion
Censis Technologies
Cerner Corporation
Chipcon AS
Cisco
ClearCube
CrossBow
Crossbow Technology, Inc.
Cyberport
Dallab Inc.
Digi International
DPAC Technologies Corp.
Eclipsys
eDevice
Ekahau
Ember
Embrace Network
EmWare
Exavera
EXI Wireless
Fast Track Technology
GE /Amersham
GE Asset Management
GE Centricity
GE Interlogix
GE Marquette Medical Systems
GE Medical Systems
GenuOne
Health ID
HealthTech
HEI, Inc.
Hitachi
IBM Corporation
Identec Solutions
IMDsoft Ltd.
Infowave Solutions
Innerwireless
Inside Technologies
Intel
Intermec
iPico Holdings
Lantronix
Lattice Inc.
Matrics/Symbol
McKesson
Mead Westvaco Corporation
Meditech: Medical Information Technology, Inc.
Mediware Information Systems
Medtronic
Microsoft
Millennial Net, Inc.
Mobile Aspects
Nokia
Northrop Grumman
Omnicell
Oracle
Pango
Parco Merged Media
PFK Electronics (Pty) Ltd. Alarms
Pharmaseq
Philip Medical
Picis
Power Paper
Precision Dynamics
Precision Dynamics Corporation's (PDC)
Pulse Link Inc.
Q-Core Ltd.
Quadramed
Radianse
RadioActive Project
RF Code
RF Monolithics, Inc.
RF Saw, Inc.
RF Technologies
Roving Planet, Inc.
RTKL Associates Inc.
SandTracker
Savi Technologies
SeeBeyond
Sensicast
Siemens Automation & Drives
Siemens Medical Solutions
Siemens Soarian
Siemens/Drager Infinity Delta
SIENC Information System Co.,
Silicon Integrated Systems Corporation (SiS)
SkyeTek
Sovereign Technologies
ST Micro
Stonestreet One
Sun Microsystems, Inc.
Symbol
TagSys
Techpoint Solutions
Texas Instruments
TrenStar (Agility Healthcare)
UbiSense
VDC Research
Versus Technologies
VISICU
Wal-Mart
WaveTrend
WhereNet
WideRay
Wireless Innovation
For more information visit http://www.researchandmarkets.com/reports/c24326
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