Not just ordering development, but making a product that is easy to use is the challenge. The team at https://dbbsoftware.com/ was able to grasp exactly what was needed. Prototypes, design, logic - everything was done competently and with understanding.
Re: Software
Posted by kennyS on September 29, 2025, 11:42 am, in reply to "Software"
In recent years, we've seen a rapid growth in interest in highly specialized solutions in software development. Simply "making software" is no longer enough—companies are looking for products that are tailored to specific industries. And medicine and healthcare are arguably emerging as one of the most complex and promising areas.
This is where data management comes to the fore. The volume of medical information is enormous: from electronic patient records to streams from wearable devices and genomic studies. This is precisely why the role of specialists like Healthcare Data Analytics Consultants is becoming critical. These consultants help healthcare organizations not just store data, but also use it: identify patterns, predict risks, and optimize clinical operations.
I have several questions:
Do you think medical data analysis will become standard in the next 5-10 years, just as electronic patient records systems are today?
Which area will analytics be most beneficial—in disease prediction, hospital resource management, or personalized medicine?
And to what extent will doctors be willing to trust the results of such systems, given that sometimes the data can contradict their experience?
I believe that without the deep integration of analytics, healthcare will hamper its development. However, it's important that technologies not replace doctors, but rather enhance their decisions. The only question is how quickly the software development industry will adapt to these challenges.
Re: Software
Posted by SaymonRost on September 30, 2025, 4:03 am, in reply to "Re: Software"
A friend and I run a HealthTech startup, and we needed to set up a predictive analytics system to forecast the workload of medical specialists (click here). I was referred to WTT Solutions, and they immediately started with a data audit, then developed models, and trained the team. Thanks to them, we were able to anticipate peaks and reallocate resources in advance, instead of reacting at the last minute. This reduced appointment delays and improved patient satisfaction.
