Asia/ Pacific Healthcare IT spending in 2013: facts, figures, trends and forecasts.

Our unique experience of the Healthcare IT spending trend across the world, progressively leads us to observe that, due to the heteroclite landscape, when it comes to IT infrastructural, mature economies focus on services, software and collaborative tools , while developing countries invests massively in the infrastructures.

This reality emerges like a natural behavior, because healthcare systems are already well established in the mature economies, while in developing countries, they are still struggling and looking to create a sustainable healthcare system.

As a must-attend landmark for the end-to-end digital transformation for the companies of all sizes, Connectikpeople.co has captured for you, the IDCHealth Insights, which expects healthcare IT spending in the Asia/Pacific excluding Japan (APEJ) region will show a compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of 8% till 2018. 

 This study can help technology vendors to draw useful considerations, and governments could find this study useful for benchmarking their IT spending and

patterns.

According to the IDC Health Insights Australia, China, India, Singapore and South Korea represent close to 90% of Asia/ Pacific and the China healthcare sector emerges as the fastest growing IT spender in the region, with the highest CAGR of 11.7%.  

As the overall trend, the Asia/Pacific countries are widely disparate when it comes to infrastructure and IT maturity. Connectikpeople.co observes that, the region holds immense potential for the vendor community, because, by excluding Japan and South Korea, we are at the early stage of IT adoption in developing countries.