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Corinium presents: Data & Analytics in Healthcare Online ASEAN

indie
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Singapore, Sep 28, 2022 - (ACN Newswire via SEAPRWire.com) - Join Corinium's Data and Analytics in Healthcare ASEAN on October 18 and learn how healthcare can use data and analytics to revolutionise patient experience. Attracting everyone from hospitals to government, insurers to community health, you will hear how the leading minds in healthcare are making actionable insights from their huge data sets. Through a range of cutting-edge case studies and presentations, issues tackled will include data governance, data-driven decision-making, predictive analytics, data integration and automation, patient turnaround improvement, digital transformation implementation in healthcare, and data-centric culture embedding.Join this sensational line up of healthcare data experts as we explore the lessons learned and bright future as we use data to revolutionise patient outcomes.2022 Key Themes: Innovation and Data-Drive Success - This theme looks at how innovative data management can drive success.Decision-Making Using Data and Technology - The influence of data and analytics in making better and more sustainable decisions is a proved strategy for business performance. This theme will touch on ...

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Disney defies streaming skeptics with jump in new customers

elean
4 minutes

LOS ANGELES (BLOOMBERG) - Walt Disney Co investors, like its customers, love a good story, and they got one when the entertainment giant reported better-than-expected quarterly results and a surge in streaming customers. Disney+, the company's flagship online TV business, grew to 116 million subscribers in the third quarter ended July 3, beating the 113.1 million that analysts expected. With its theme parks back open after the Covid-19 shutdown, Disney said late on Thursday (Aug 12). Earnings rose to 80 US cents a share, excluding some items, beating the 55 cents analysts estimated. The results show the world's largest entertainment company is rebounding from the pandemic, which shuttered its resorts around the world, idled its cruise ships and crimped attendance at movie theaters. Chief executive officer Bob Chapek said theme-park reservations are running ahead of the just-ended period, despite the Delta variant of Covid-19. Disney expects to be fully staffed at its resorts by year-end, after tens of thousands of layoffs in 2020. "The fact that you're seeing bookings as strong as they are is an indication of the core reason you want to own Disney," said Markus Hansen, a portfolio ...