Internet of Things (IoT) in Healthcare Market to be worth USD 322.77 Bn by 2025 - TMR

The global IoT in healthcare market is anticipated to show high growth opportunities in the forthcoming years, as reported by Transparency Market Research (TMR). The global internet of things (IoT) in healthcare market has a highly competitive vendor landscape. The key players in the global IoT in healthcare market are expected to allocate their resources into research and development. Several vendors are also seen focusing on strategic collaborations with other companies in order to gain traction in the market.

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Another key trend being leveraged on by vendors in the global IoT in healthcare market is increased focus on in-patient monitoring solutions. Recently, GE Healthcare introduced a wide product portfolio for patient monitoring. They include patient monitors, care ports, cuff accessories, and networking. Such instances are likely to boost uptake in the global internet of things in healthcare market.

Key vendors operating in the global internet of things in healthcare market are Microsoft Corporation, General Electric Company (GE Healthcare), IBM Corporation, Honeywell International Inc., and Medtronic Inc.

According to TMR, the global IoT in healthcare market is anticipated to rise at a 20.6% CAGR over the forecast period 2017 to 2025. The market is projected to rise to US$ 322.77 Bn by the end of the forecast period.

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The health sector has greatly benefited by the emergence of connected technology. These instruments are primarily used for patient monitoring, reading, pattern observation and patient notification in the event of an abnormality. The technology is also used in risk monitoring and informed decision-making. One of the key drivers of the market is also the increasing use of connected technology in healthcare environments for operational workflow management and for clinical tasks. It has made it possible for market players to create a platform to notify system downtime in future by automatically alerting them.