Tech giant Oracle expands its healthcare operations in Israel
International technology company Oracle continues to deepen its investments in digital healthcare systems. The company's significant move began in 2021, when it acquired the medical software company Cerner in a massive deal valued at $28.3 billion.
Since the acquisition, Oracle has been working to integrate its advanced technologies into healthcare systems around the world. The company's primary goal is to improve patient care through smarter, faster, and more accurate data management, which allows physicians to make data-driven decisions in real time.
While many countries around the world are still in the planning stages of similar projects, Israel has already begun the actual implementation of these systems. The Israeli market is considered a place where new technologies are adopted quickly, which allows Oracle to execute complex plans in the field efficiently.
The combination of Oracle's cloud technology with Cerner's experience in the medical field is expected to influence how hospitals and clinics manage patient medical information. This is a significant step that may lead to an improvement in the quality of medical service provided to citizens in Israel in the coming years.