In light of the escalating healthcare costs,
currently, the North American healthcare industry is increasingly focusing on reducing
administrative and clinical expenditure by implementing various healthcare IT
tools in their organizations. With the growing demand for simplified
data-sharing among various stakeholders in the healthcare industry, majority of
the software vendors are focusing on incorporating greater degree of
interoperability in their product portfolios. This is one of the key factors driving
innovation in the North American healthcare IT market. Clinical healthcare IT
solutions (such as EHR/EMR, CPOE, RIS, and CDSS) and non-clinical solutions (such
as healthcare analytics and customer relationship management tools) are at the
focus of such innovations from vendors in the North American healthcare IT
market.
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Although, the North American healthcare IT
market is highly fragmented in nature with the presence of a number of small
and medium-sized vendors operating at local and regional levels; Cerner
Corporation (U.S.), GE Healthcare (U.K.), Epic Systems. (U.S.), McKesson
Corporation (U.S.), Philips N.V. (Netherlands), and Allscripts Healthcare
Solutions, Inc. are some of the leaders in the clinical healthcare IT solutions
market. On the other hand, Oracle Corporation (U.S.), Infor, Inc. (U.S.), SAP
AG (Germany), and McKesson Corporation (U.S.) are leaders in the non-clinical
healthcare IT market. While product innovation remains at the center of the strategic
growth initiatives pursued by a majority of the key vendors in the North
American healthcare IT market, players are also focusing on increasing their
presence in the high-growth markets through the mode of expansions, strategic
marketing and distribution agreements, and acquisitions.
Cerner Corporation’s leading position in the clinical
solutions market is mainly attributed to its broad product portfolio with major
focus on clinical healthcare IT solutions. While nearly 89% of the company’s
revenue is attributed to its operations in the North American market,
currently, the company is focusing on strengthening its presence through the
mode of expansions and agreements. For instance, in February 2015, Cerner
Corporation acquired Siemens’s health information technology business unit for ~USD
1.3 billion. This acquisition will strengthen Cerner’s client base in the North
America market.
McKesson Corporation offers a wide range of
both clinical and non-clinical healthcare IT solutions, which has enabled the
company to achieve a leading position in the North American healthcare IT
market. The company has major presence in the U.S, and generates a majority of
its revenue from North American operations. Similarly, EPIC Systems (U.S.) and
Allscripts Healthcare Solutions, Inc. are the leading providers of EHR systems
and related solutions in the U.S.
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