Randall Gaboriault, chief digital and information officer at ChristianaCare, talks to ZDNet's Larry Dignan about how ChristianaCare is leveraging Alexa Skills in a HIPAA compliant way and executing on digital transformation around home care.
Brooks Tingle, president and CEO of John Hancock Insurance, outlines to ZDNet's Larry Dignan the company's wearable device partnerships with Fitbit, Apple, and Amazon and how data, apps, gamification, and actuarial tables go together.
John Hancock Life Insurance is happy to practically give you a Fitbit, Amazon Halo or Apple Watch to help you live longer. CEO Brooks Tingle explains how longevity, gamification, data, actuarial tables and economics create a new customer experience.
LovelySkin's CEO and president, Dr. Joel Schlessinger, and purchasing manager Chrissy Kersting outline how the company navigated an e-commerce boom and managed to keep key products in stock with a hunch and a lot of NetSuite demand planning.
The company sold 3.3 million devices with an average selling price of $104, up 8% from a year ago.
Under Armour will sunset Endomondo fitness platform by end of 2020 and keep MapMyFitness. MapMyRun now has 1 million connected Under Armour shoes.
The app is under control of the individual and uses blockchain to verify everything from health data to COVID-19 test results.
If you're into digital wellness and quantified self metrics, Amazon's combination of a purpose-built $99.99 device and $3.99 per month service may bit hard to refuse. This is how AI and machine learning get personal.
Home workouts boomed for Peloton as brick-and-mortar gyms remain closed in many areas. Now Peloton has to hone its logistics game.
Non COVID-19 doctor visits are being put off amid the pandemic and that may spell trouble ahead for those with chronic conditions. Here's what CVS Health is seeing.
