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June 21, 2005

Telecom 2005 Spending Trends In Healthcare

North American Hospitals' Late Start, Fast Growth Create Vendor Opportunities

by Eric G. Brown

with Brownlee Thomas, Ph.D., Will McEnroe


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To support healthcare's daunting rollout of clinical information systems for decision support and medical error reduction, healthcare institutions are making investments in infrastructure — including networking and communication technologies. Forrester's recent survey of IT execs responsible for telecom systems and services shows that while most firms have boosted their telecom budgets by a modest 3.3% this year, hospitals have grown theirs by 5.4%. But true to general healthcare spending tendencies, these investments reflect the sector's local nature and will favor vendors that understand this industry's regulatory and business requirements.

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Analyst: Eric G. Brown
Technology: IT Spending & Budgeting, Telecommunications Services
Industry: Healthcare & Life Sciences, Healthcare Technologies, Hospitals & Clinics
Geography: North America

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