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Percentage of life science organizations using or planning to use select technologies to impact patient experiences as of 2018

Characteristic	No plans to deploy	Next 3 years	Being currently deployed
Custom manufacturing	2%	45%	53%
3D printing	10%	41%	49%
Augmented reality	10%	40%	51%
Virtual reality	10%	44%	47%
Robotics	5%	33%	62%
Big data analytics	5%	38%	56%
Blockchain	5%	30%	64%
Autonomous vehicles	15%	45%	40%
Machine learning/deep learning	4%	48%	48%
Cloud	4%	32%	64%
Process automation	4%	44%	52%
Cognitive computing	4%	45%	51%
IoT and connected devices	3%	32%	66%
Cybersecurity	3%	38%	59%
Social media	5%	45%	49%
Industrial IoT platforms	4%	37%	59%

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June 2018

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Region

Worldwide, Canada, Germany, Ireland, Switzerland, United Kingdom, United States

Survey time period

early 2018

Number of respondents

900 respondents

Special properties

C-level operating, supply chain and procurement officers and senior/executive vice presidents of manufacturing and supply chain

Method of interview

Online interview

Supplementary notes

Original question: "Which digital tools, technologies and platforms is your business utilizing or planning to use towards driving better patient experiences or journeys?"
The source does not provide any information regarding missing/exceeding percentage points to 100 percent.

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This statistic depicts the percentage of life science organizations that are using or planning to use select technologies to improve patient experiences, according to a survey conducted in different countries in early 2018. According to the survey, 66 percent of responding organizations were currently using IoT and connected devices to improve patient experiences at that time.