Healthcare & Life sciences

When Emergency Assistance Is Already Nearby

Khushi was running a school cross-country race when everything suddenly changed. 11-year-old Khushi Shah collapsed into cardiac arrest at Jordan Springs Public School in western Sydney. Her teachers immediately started CPR and called Triple Zero. What happened next shows how technology can make an emergency response network much bigger than…
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The Hospital That Asks Whether You Need a Hospital

Maya had packed for a hospital stay. She had arranged for someone to look after her home, placed a few essentials in a small bag and prepared herself for the disruption of being admitted. Her condition required hospital-level care, so the next step appeared obvious: allocate a bed, assemble the…
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When Sweden realised the hospital wasn’t the problem

Every healthcare system in the world has spent decades optimising the same thing: the moment a patient is actually in front of a doctor. So it's worth sitting with what happened to one elderly woman in Sweden, because it quietly overturns that assumption. She fell at home, was taken to…
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Bridging the value gap in technology: F1 and Healthcare lessons

Sarah Chen, CIO of a leading financial services firm, faced the question no dashboard could answer: “How is all this technology accelerating the business?” Despite millions spent on ERP modernization, cloud migration, SaaS platforms, and shiny AI pilots, business leaders remained unconvinced. Operations ran smoothly, but customer satisfaction barely moved.…
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Health as part of Integrated Wealth Management model

In the heart of Hong Kong, Ken stands at the pinnacle of success. As the CEO of a booming tech startup, he has amassed a good fortune. Yet, beneath the surface of his achievements lies a growing concern: How can he ensure that his wealth not only endures but also…
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Empowering Health through retail partnerships

Meet Sarah Thompson, a busy professional navigating the bustling aisles of her local Walmart. Juggling work, family, and a never-ending to-do list, Sarah, like many, hadn't found the time for her annual mammogram screening. Little did she know that her life was about to take a positive turn right in…
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Assured Allies: Insuretech for aged

Mary is a 70-year-old retiree who has been living alone since her husband passed away. She has been worried about financing her aged life and has been considering moving to a nursing home. However, she is not comfortable with the idea of leaving her home, which holds many memories. Mary…
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Spinning Innovation: Maori Poi’s Modern Resurgence

In the outskirts of Auckland, New Zealand, where rolling hills met the vast ocean, resided an elderly woman named Margaret. Her days at the tranquil retirement community were pleasant, but she longed for a deeper connection to her roots and the rich Maori heritage that had shaped her identity. Little…
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