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$1BN Opportunity with Mobile
Business Applications in Health
David Dembo
Microsoft, Health and Human Services
Grace Kerrison
Microsoft, Mobile Communications Business
Agenda
• Healthcare in Australia – Snapshot
• Areas of Focus for Microsoft in FY09
• Opportunities in Healthcare for Partners
• Why Mobility?
• Partner Success Story
• Your next steps
$87.3 Billion in 04/05
9.8% of GDP
10.3% YTY Growth
Health Inflation 2x
Inflation
MS Addressable Market Opportunity
5Improving patient outcomesand the bottom line.
Overall Health Sector Spend Breakdown (Source: Australia Institute of Health and Welfare)
Current Coverage % of Sector
Public Hospitals EPG 25%
Medical Services SMS&P 16%
PharmaceuticalsSMS&P and EPG Commercial 14%
Private Hospitals EPG and SMS&P 9%
Residential Care SMS&P 8%
Dental Services SMS&P 6%
Community Health EPG 6%
Other Professional Services SMS&P 5%
Other SMS&P 10%
$328 $369 $404 $435 $466 $499
$923$997
$1,078$1,152
$1,214$1,272
$-
$200
$400
$600
$800
$1,000
$1,200
$1,400
FY 2006 FY 2007 FY 2008 FY 2009 FY 2010 FY 2011
SW
SVC
CAGR = 7.8%
CAGR = 6.3%
Health Market Sizing and Growth (Source: IDC) Segmentation
41%
17%
27%
14%
EPG
SMS&P Mid
SMS&P
Small
Commercial
Health Crisis
Demand for Health Services
Funds/Staff available for health service delivery
Sustainability gap
Source: UC Berkeley, School of Information Management and Systems.
Health Producing an Unprecedented Volume of Data
Health – The Ultimate Information Worker
BIOMETRIC DATA DATA MANAGEMENT DATA ANALYSIS
Yesterday
BIOMETRIC DATA DATA MANAGEMENT DATA ANALYSIS
Today
BIOMETRIC DATA DATA MANAGEMENT DATA ANALYSIS
Tomorrow
• Fragmentation
– Individual Contributor Model
– No Single line of Control
– No ownership of the complete Patient Journey
• Inefficient
– Reactive
– Start from scratch (duplication)
Pressures on Health
Industry Response
Microsoft
• Constrained Workforce
– Average age of Nurse = 48
– Undersupply of Nurses (12,000 p.a.)
– Undersupply of Doctors (1,300 p.a.)
– Administrative burden
– Predominantly Paper Based
Pressures on Health
Industry Response
Microsoft
A shortage of health workers
Average Vacancy Percentages
0%
2%
4%
6%
8%
10%
12%
14%
16%
18%
20%
Med
ical S
pecialists
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Environmental Pressures
• Aging Population
• Increase in Incidence of Chronic Disease
• Varied Concordance with Best Practice
– Evidence for Care Rapidly Evolving
• Litigation on the Rise
• Unsustainable Growth of Health Expenditure
– New therapies and tests are invariably more expensive
• Consumer more informed (increasing consumer demand for care)
Pressures on Health
Industry Response
Microsoft
Population Growth and Aging
85+
65-84
Total (35% Growth)
Average Annual Income Tax Paid, by Age Group
WORKERS
• Trying to facilitate collaboration
• Trying to move all the clinically relevant data to the point of care
• Trying to reduce the administrative burden
• Transparency
• Collaboration
• Interoperability
• Mobility
• Security
• Automation
• BI/Reporting
Pressures on Health
Industry Response
Microsoft
Why Mobility?
Grace Kerrison
Director, Mobile Communications Business (MCB)
PC + Smartphone as End-Points for SW Market Opportunity
PC
Feature Phone
Smart Phone
Basic Phone
1400
1200
1000
800
600
400
200
0
1,176
FY08
1,388
FY11 Gartner, March 2008: Market Trends: Enterprise
Application Software, Worldwide, 2007-2012
Where Increased Spending on Hardware Will Occur –Australia
0% 10% 20% 30% 40% 50% 60%
Mainframes
Servers
Desktops and Workstations
Notebooks and Laptops
Tablet PCS
Mobile & Smart phones
PDAs
Storage HW
Printers
Copier/ Multifunction Products
Security Systems
500-
999
Percentage of Respondents2008 Gartner Inc.
Where Increased Spending on Horizontal Applications Will Occur - Australia
0% 10% 20% 30% 40% 50%
ERP
SCM
CRM
PPM
Office & Personal Productivity Apps
Collaboration SW
E-mail and Calendaring
Enterprise Content Mgmt
Design and engineering Apps
BI
BPM
Governance, Risk and Financial Compliance
Open-Source App Sw
500-999
Percentage of Respondents2008 Gartner Inc.
2008 Top 10 CIO Technology Priorities
2
Gartner, 2008 Top 10 CIO Technology Priorities – Australia; companies with Total Revenue of <$500M
CIO Technology PrioritiesPlease select your top five priorities for 2008?
Business Intelligence 1
Mobile w orkforce applications and devices 2
Servers and Storage Technologies 3
Collaboration technologies 4
Document management 5
Technical Infrastructure management and development 6
Workflow management 7
Legacy application modernization, upgrade or replacement 8
Security technologies (access control, authentication, etc) 9
Netw orking, Voice and Data Communications (including VOIP) 10
Growing Your Business with Mobility
Biz Applications
Biz Productivity
App Platform
Infrastructure
Windows Mobile
• 160 Operators Worldwide
• Top Device Manufacturers
• Growing Faster Than The Market
• Windows Mobile 6.1
• System Center Mobile Device Manager
IDC expects Windows Mobile OS phones to
continue to annually outsell Apple iPhones
in both consumer and enterprise shipments,
and by 2012, Windows Mobile is expected
to double sales over iPhone in the
consumer space, and have nearly nine
times the amount of enterprise deployment. – IDC, Worldwide Enterprise Converged Mobile Device
2008-2012 Forecast and Analysis," Doc # 212092, May 2008
“Microsoft is clearly offering a much
more competitive solution that will spur on
adoption of its mobile solutions to the
detriment of key competitors RIM and
Nokia/Intellisync”.– Kitty Weldon, Current Analysis
Windows Mobile Attach SW and Services Revenue
A deployment of Windows Mobile represents per device opportunity of:
• Average attach of $247 software and services revenue;
• $97 of attach server and tools revenue;
• $133 of managed services (including support and help desk services)
• $170 of infrastructure deployment services (includes activities, expertise, and systems involved for installation and configuration);
• Average attach $387 software and partner services with Unified Communications (OCS);
• $105 attach revenue for Hosted Exchange.
Source: IDC, “Sizing the Microsoft Channel Opportunity for Windows Mobile in Western Europe and North America”, December 2007
ProductivPartner Success Story
Desmond Russell
Director – Information Worker Practice
About Productiv
• Top Tier 2 Partner in Queensland
– Mid Market 250 -1000 users
– 40 employees
– $AUD 5-10million turnover per annum
What has Mobility done for our business?
• Created a “point of difference” in the market, providing a more compelling customer value proposition (CVP). Ability to compete in new markets, e.g. Healthcare
• Opened new opportunity discussions and relationships with customers – e.g. from IT to business unit relationships.
• Extension of productivity improvement offering to mobile work force. Improved closure rate as “quick wins” are delivered out of the box, i.e. Exchange integration
• We have seen a 300% ROI by investing in WM from investments in training to signing our first deal
• It allowed us to leverage our investment in communication link infrastructure and build an annuity revenue model (packaging of cellular fixed cost data suite, USP against Blackberry)
The Windows Mobile Influence
• WM in Healthcare - Sullivan Nicolaides Pathology
– SNP is one of Australia's largest pathology practices and provide a range of pathology testing, with over 2300 staff
• How they used WM to better patient care
– They needed a system that removed manual capture, improved and managed compliance with processes, worked within existing Microsoft investment, improved analytical reporting
– Pilot project was completed using Windows Mobile 6.1, Exchange 2007, Office Communications Server 2007, Dynamics CRM 4.0, Microsoft Offices SharePoint Server 2007, InfoPath 2007
• Common pain points addressed by the solution (across industry)
– Customer Relationship Management
– Process automation and improvement
– Increased responsiveness
– Improved information access
– Improved reporting and business intelligence capabilities – risk management improvement
“Better Information, to
make better decision to
better Patient Care”
VIDEO
Mobility - What It Has Meant For Us As A Partner- Revenue And Opportunity
• At SNP 5% of the workforce were considered mobile workers (250) WM allowed us to provide devices and software to 200 users immediately
• Revenue Growth directly from this opportunity :
– AUD $ 200 000 services revenue
– AUD $ 150 000 hardware revenue
– AUD $ 100 000 software revenue (influenced)
• Extended our IW solutions, ECM, Forms and Workflow to these users (Greater ROI for customer)
• Additional system development and integration service opportunities, typically our core business
• We were able to influence the Enterprise Agreement and thus score some extra “points” with our PAM
• SNP now have a complete platform for the delivery of additional solutions and services including Office Communication Server
From Personal Productivity to Role-Based Productivity
Microsoft OfficeSharePoint Server
CXO’s/Finance
Line of BusinessApplication
Operations/Field Force
Microsoft OfficeOutlook
Sales & Marketing
Call To Action – Get "Mobile Ready"
Include Health and Mobility in your PSP’s
• Attend APC Mobility Sessions
• Thursday, Aug 7: The New World of Work – Mobile Information Worker
• Thursday, Aug 7: Delivering a Standard MOE – The White Space Opportunity in Enterprise and MidMarket
• Join the Mobility Competency (talk to an MCB resource at the BrightpointBooth)
• More info at https://partner.microsoft.com/global/productssolutions/mobility
• Stay informed!
• Sign up to receive the new Mobility Solutions RSS Feed at https://partner.microsoft.com/global/40070648
• Use Windows Mobile yourself (Brightpoint Booth – APC event special deals)
• Build on your existing business, create a Mobility Practice