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Amid the perpetual evolution of the digital terrain, the media and information sector finds itself undergoing a profound digital transformation. Consumer preferences for personalized, on-demand content alongside relentless technological advancements necessitate adaptation for companies to remain relevant. IT has become the linchpin of the industry’s survival strategy in this fiercely competitive landscape. As audiences increasingly gravitate toward digital channels for news, entertainment, and information consumption, media companies are compelled to reassess their operations.
The IT services and solutions sector is experiencing unprecedented upheaval, fueled by the relentless march of digital transformation. Businesses across industries are deeply intertwined with technology, leading to a surge in demand for skilled service providers. These providers act as trusted guides, navigating the complexities of the digital landscape and helping organizations achieve their technological ambitions.
The Revenue Cycle Management (RCM) Business Process Transformation 2024 Market Insights™ assists organizations in identifying important demand-side trends that are expected to have a long-term impact on any RCM services project. The report also highlights key challenges that enterprises face today.
With rising technological advancements and the adoption of the value-based care model, providers are focusing on implementing advanced patient-centric revenue cycle management (RCM) solutions to enhance cash collections and reduce reliance on manual processes. They are developing unified payment gateways with digital payment options, cumulative patient billing, and data transparency to boost patient satisfaction. In 2023–2024, providers saw improved operating margins due to increased revenues. However, rising costs driven by inflation, labor shortages, and escalating drug prices remained a concern. Nevertheless, they continue to invest in technologies such as generative (Gen) AI-assisted coding, self-service scheduling, and Gen AI-powered denials recovery solutions to streamline operations and enhance efficiency. Both demand-side and supply-side trends are covered in our Revenue Cycle Management (RCM) Business Process Transformation 2024 Market Insights™ and Revenue Cycle Management (RCM) Business Process Transformation 2024 RadarView™, respectively.
The Revenue Cycle Management (RCM) Business Process Transformation 2024 RadarView™ assists organizations in identifying strategic partners for RCM services by offering detailed capability and experience analyses of service providers in this space. It provides a 360-degree view of the service providers across practice maturity, domain ecosystem, and investments and innovation, thereby supporting enterprises in identifying the right RCM services partner. The 66-page report highlights top supply-side trends in the RCM services space and Avasant’s viewpoint.
The property and casualty (P&C) insurance industry has always been a cornerstone of financial stability, covering various risks, from natural disasters to automobile accidents. At the heart of this industry lies the critical function of underwriting. Over the past few years, the underwriting landscape has undergone significant changes driven by evolving market dynamics, regulatory shifts, and technological advancements.
A recent Empowering Beyond Summit panel, titled “Re-imagining Travel & Transportation: Aligning Tech and Ops to Accelerate Value Creation,” brought together a group of experts to discuss how technology, operations, and strategy are evolving within the travel and transportation sectors. The panel included Wipro General Manager Siddharth Saxena, Toronto Airport Director of Business Transformation Pierre Lanthier, BNSF Railway AVP Christy Thomas, and Solistica CIO David Orellana, with Avasant Managing Partner Carlos Hernandez as the moderator. The conversation highlighted the powerful impact of technology on improving operations and customer experiences in the industry.
The emergence of smart technologies enabled workplaces to become more productive and allow for a work-from-anywhere model. Web conferencing tools such as Zoom, Teams, and Google Meet, and workplace social networking tools such as Slack and Microsoft Yammer were already gaining popularity prior to the pandemic. This Research Byte summarizes our full report, Digital Workplace Technologies Adoption and Customer Experience.
Digital workplace technologies are a set of tools and electronic capabilities that allow workers to communicate and collaborate virtually from anywhere. They are used to create the digital workplace, which integrates technologies into a single environment.
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