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Best Practices: Benchmarks - Healthcare Payer Technology Spending Trends and Investment Priorities, 2009-2010Published by: IDC Published: Jun. 21, 2009 - 12 Pages Table of ContentsTable of Contents Health Industry Insights Opinion In This Report Situation Overview Survey DemographicsFindings/BenchmarksOverall IT BudgetsHealthcare Payer IT Budgets Projected to Increase Through 2010IT Investment DriversProjected Increase in InvestmentProjected Decrease in InvestmentBudget AllocationsMore Healthcare Payers Report Planned Increases in IT ServicesCore Applications Investment PrioritiesCore: Product Flexibility, Process Automation, and ICD-10 ComplianceQuote-to-Card to Service AutomationProvider Contract and Network Management AutomationFuture Outlook Market TrendsEssential Guidance Actions to ConsiderHealthcare PayersVendorsLearn More Related ResearchSynopsisFigure: U.S. Healthcare Payer Expected Change in IT Spending in 2009 Figure: Top 5 Investment Drivers for Payers Reporting Increase in IT Investment Figure: Top 5 Investment Inhibitors for Payers Reporting Decrease in IT Investment Figure: Technology Budget Allocations by Category Figure: Expected Change in Hardware, Software, and IT Spending, 2009–2010 Figure: Core Applications Investment Priorities AbstractThis Health Industry Insight report assesses healthcare payer-projected technology investments for 2009-2010. An active and evolving healthcare market is driving an active technology investment market, despite the economic challenges. Industry investment projections reflected in Health Industry Insights' first-quarter 2009 Healthcare Payer Technology Survey are also corroborated by activities and research at the June 2009 America's Health Insurance Plans (AHIP) meeting. "Healthcare payer-projected technology investment suggests a bright spot, even a growth opportunity, amid the otherwise dreary economic environment of 2009. Healthcare payers plan to continue technology rationalization plans and invest in core and specialized technologies and applications to meet new product, new reimbursement, transparency, and regulatory demands," says Janice Young, program director, Health Industry Insights, Healthcare Payer Research. Get Full Details About This Report >> |
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