Healthcare industry case study

Customer Success Stories

No sector is changing or growing faster than digital healthcare. A recent digital healthcare CAGR forecast by PMI estimates 17.4% growth over the next decade. See how Iron Mountain is helping healthcare organizations meet their IT goals.

May 8, 20248 mins
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Industry

Healthcare

Challenges

  • New distributed applications
  • Big data and high density power
  • Uptime
  • Scalability
  • Security
  • Sustainability

Solutions

  • AI & Hybrid Cloud
  • Scalable power
  • Secure storage
  • Diverse connectivity ecosystems
  • Global compliance
  • Renewable power and recycling

Industry Challenges

No sector is changing or growing faster than digital healthcare. Both the challenge and the opportunities are huge for what a Deloitte Healthcare Leader has described as “predictive, preventative, personalized and participatory medicine” - all built with digital technologies. A recent digital healthcare CAGR forecast by PMI estimates 17.4% growth over the next decade, taking total market size from $283 BN in 2024 to $1406 BN in 2034.

Healthcare’s digital infrastructure has traditionally been both centralized and specialized. To enable resilience, support new dispersed networks and research and drive consumer-style multi-device health apps, providers now need an enterprise-style infrastructure. AI also has a growing role: healthcare is one of the areas in which generative AI-driven solutions are already mainstream, pushing innovation and improving patient outcomes worldwide.

Iron Mountain is proud to serve some of the world’s leading healthcare businesses. We work with more than 2,000 hospitals and 45,000 healthcare customers across our global storage and data center footprint, curating close to a billion patient records and providing the infrastructure for many of the sector’s most successful new applications.

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