adesso Blog
21.11.2024 By Bruno Trageser
Health 2.0 – smart gadgets for a healthier office life
From step counters to sleep trackers and breathing coaches – smart health gadgets are a breath of fresh air in the office! With technologies such as smartwatches and fitness trackers, employees can keep an eye on their health, reduce stress and even prevent illness. This opens up new opportunities for companies to promote the well-being of their workforce and at the same time reduce sick days. adesso supports companies in integrating these innovations – securely and in compliance with data protection regulations. Find out more in my blog post.
Read more19.08.2024 By Björn Becker
AI-driven design: trends and opportunities for digital healthcare applications
In the ever-evolving world of technology, artificial intelligence (AI) has become an indispensable tool that is revolutionising various industries. One of the most fascinating applications of AI can be found in the field of design. AI-driven design offers new possibilities for the (interaction) design of software products and is changing the way we look at creativity and innovation. This blog post looks at what AI-Driven Design is, how it works and the benefits it offers specifically for healthcare applications.
Read more08.08.2024 By Christian Hammer and Jasper Rosenbaum
MedPrompt turns conventional language models into medical experts without a fine-tuning process
This blog post was written as part of the GenAI Solutioning Unit. In it, we show that there are various ways to specialise a language model on a domain-specific basis. This is important for advising our customers and is aimed at anyone interested in GenAI.
Read more06.08.2024 By Anastasiia Zhuravleva and Holger von Mallek
New requirements and expanded needs for apps and wearables in care
Demographic change is challenging the German care system. Politicians and associations are looking for funding models and technological progress is offering new care concepts. The aim is to use apps and wearables to improve the independence and quality of life of people in need of care and relieve the burden on relatives. We show how this works in our blog post.
Read more17.07.2024 By Stefanie Ehrlich
What can be done to prevent a health app from becoming a medical device?
Many pharmaceutical and healthcare companies would like to implement and publish apps for their patients and customers. However, they fear being categorised as a medical device. In this blog post, I explain how medical device experts can ensure that such a categorisation is avoided.
Read more25.03.2024 By Björn Becker
User-centred development of medical software: The key role of human-centered Design
When developing medical software, it is crucial that the software is not only functional, but also fulfils the specific needs of both healthcare professionals and patients. Why does user-centred design play such an important role here? How is it integrated and what benefits does it bring? In my blog post, I will give you an insight into how human-centred design makes an important contribution to improving standards in healthcare.
Read more05.03.2024 By Jan Laßmann
Personalisation in health insurance: How tailored offers are changing the customer journey
In an increasingly complex and individualised world of healthcare, the demand for personalised solutions in health insurance is growing. The introduction of customised offers not only has the potential to increase customer satisfaction but also to optimise the entire customer journey. In this blog post, I explore how these individualised approaches are changing the interaction between insurance companies and policyholders and what impact they could have on the future of healthcare.
Read moreProcess management is a crucial tool in the changing world of health insurance companies. In this blog post, I provide an insight into the basics of process management and introduce the data-driven approach of process mining. Find out how process mining is shaping the future of statutory health insurance companies, from structured standardisation to improved collaboration and secure legal compliance.
Read more01.02.2024 By Emily Hossfeld
Product discovery – your path to creating a successful (medical) product
Many companies develop their products based solely on their own assumptions about the target groups. Ultimately, however, these fail because they offer no real benefits to their users. Focusing on the topic of digital health, I will explain how product discovery can be used to develop safe and successful applications that both offer people real added value and also meet the regulatory requirements in this blog post.
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