The healthcare sector is rapidly evolving towards remote solutions, spurred by digital advancements, pandemic-related demands, and patient preferences for telehealth. The telehealth market is anticipated to expand from $161 billion in 2024 to nearly $800 billion by 2032, with a compound annual growth rate of 22%. Alongside telehealth, essential operations such as IT and call centers are transitioning offsite, requiring adaptable IT systems to manage data effectively. Amidst these changes, healthcare organizations are grappling with technical debt from hastily implemented technologies during the pandemic, prompting a shift toward scalable, cloud-based solutions to enhance operational efficiency and patient care. This transition also underscores the urgency of addressing cybersecurity threats, as the rise in remote access has heightened the risk of data breaches, with many organizations facing ransomware attacks and increasingly adopting the zero trust security model to protect sensitive patient information.
