Innovating Healthcare, One Step at a Time 🚀 Our founder Wai Mun LIM sat down with Tatler Asia to discuss about the creation and growth of Doctor Anywhere. Wai Mun shared about the challenges of building a tech-enabled healthcare company, the market conditions that influenced his strategic decisions for the company, and how he balances the demands of being an entrepreneur while taking care of his health. Read more about his visionary leadership in the link. #HealthTech #Innovation #Leadership #DoctorAnywhere #Telemedicine #Inspiration
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Here’s another quote from our CEO Scott Nelson’s episode on The Healthcare Leadership Experience podcast with Jim Cagliostro: “Your community could be your end users, payers, investors, or potential strategic acquirers. You need to be engaging with them early so they know who you are, what you’re building, what you’re working on, and you want to keep them informed on your progress. Because if you can demonstrate over the course of 6-24 months that you delivered on what you said you were going to do, that’s probably the most impressive thing that you can do.” For more on the topic of startup ideas worth pursuing, click on the link below. 🎙
"The reality is you need a big market to serve in order to give you optionality to capitalize and fund your idea or fund the company moving forward. So I do kind of think market trumps everything, because again, you could be working on a great product, have an awesome team, but if the market just doesn’t support it, it’s likely not going to have a lot of substance there. On the flip side, you could have an awesome market and maybe a decent product and a decent team, but it’s probably going to do fairly well because the market supports that need." -Scott Nelson, Co-Founder & CEO of FastWave Medical To learn more about determining whether or not your innovative idea is worth pursing and how to take effective steps to making that idea become a reality, listen to Episode 108 of The Healthcare Leadership Experience: https://lnkd.in/eGWjd_cs SpendMend #healthcareleadership #healthcareinnovation #qualitycare #medtech
Ideas Worth Pursuing with Scott Nelson | E. 108
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I was recently on the The Healthcare Leadership Experience podcast with Jim Cagliostro discussing startup ideas worth pursuing. Here’s a glance at what we touched on: ❓ The 2 questions to ask yourself before investing too much in an idea. 💡 How to cultivate interest in what you’re building within your community. 🛒 Why the market is likely the ultimate determinant of your success. 😎 How to think about product differentiation to drive adoption. Check out the link 👇🏼 for the entire conversation. Thanks again, Jim, for having me on the show!
"The reality is you need a big market to serve in order to give you optionality to capitalize and fund your idea or fund the company moving forward. So I do kind of think market trumps everything, because again, you could be working on a great product, have an awesome team, but if the market just doesn’t support it, it’s likely not going to have a lot of substance there. On the flip side, you could have an awesome market and maybe a decent product and a decent team, but it’s probably going to do fairly well because the market supports that need." -Scott Nelson, Co-Founder & CEO of FastWave Medical To learn more about determining whether or not your innovative idea is worth pursing and how to take effective steps to making that idea become a reality, listen to Episode 108 of The Healthcare Leadership Experience: https://lnkd.in/eGWjd_cs SpendMend #healthcareleadership #healthcareinnovation #qualitycare #medtech
Ideas Worth Pursuing with Scott Nelson | E. 108
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🌟 Discovering Inspiration Within Corporate Walls! 🏢🚀 As an intrapreneur who's navigated the thrill of launching a startup-like business unit within a larger organization, I'm always inspired by the pioneers who's been there done that - resonating a lot with my own personal journey. This recent read, nicely brought together some notable inspirations for me. Three standout stories particularly spoke to me: # The Power of Personal Touch in Technology 💡🤝 The Doctor Anywhere story by Wai Mun Lim, truly underscores the importance of balancing technology with human connection, something I strive for in my projects. It's not an easy balance - for me between creators and the needs of brands and businesses. # Cultural Sensitivity in Business Innovation 🌏👶 Roshni Mahtani Cheung ventures, theAsianparent and Mama's Choice, highlight the value of cultural understanding in product development, a lesson vital for corporate innovation, especially as I look into venturing beyond the shores of Singapore. # Harnessing Youthful Energy in Established Corporations 🌟💼 Amanda Cua's story reminds me of the fresh perspectives and dynamism young talent can bring, similar to the energy I aim to foster in my team. 👉 This article is a treasure trove of insights for both entrepreneurs and intrapreneurs. Check it out: https://lnkd.in/gdjQTjwV #theBigSpark CNA Mediacorp Pte Ltd #Intrapreneurship #CorporateInnovation #BusinessStrategy 🚀🏢
Discover the ‘Big Spark’ experiences that propelled founders on their journey to start-up success.
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I couldn't agree more with this perspective. In my experience with healthcare startups, I've seen the critical importance of merging clinical expertise with business strategy. Clinicians have a profound understanding of the system's needs, yet often lack the business acumen to implement effective solutions. On the other hand, business professionals bring essential strategic insights but may miss the nuances of clinical realities. The most successful ventures are those that strike a balance—either by cultivating leaders who are adept in both fields or by forming teams that combine deep clinical knowledge with sharp business instincts. This approach not only drives innovation but also significantly improves patient outcomes and business performance. I think this is something we do well at at Aware Recovery Care, Inc., and I’m grateful to have support from a brilliant and dedicated strategy team that includes Nina Underman & Matthew Romano. As healthcare continues to evolve, embracing this dual focus is essential for sustainable success. #telehealthcare #virtualhealthcare #leadership #addictionmedicine #healthcarequality #businessstrategy #recoveryispossible
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In the complex world of healthcare, bridging the gap between clinical expertise and business strategy is often the key to success. I've witnessed firsthand the challenges and rewards of growing healthcare startups. Clinicians deeply understand what needs fixing in the system, but may not always have the business tools to implement those solutions. Conversely, top business talent may lack the clinical insights that are crucial to genuine innovation. The most successful ventures I've been a part of have mastered this fusion—whether by nurturing well-rounded leaders who understand both domains or by crafting teams that balance deep clinical knowledge with sharp business instincts. As healthcare continues to evolve, embracing this dual focus will not only improve patient outcomes but also enhance business performance. Agree? ➡️ Feel free to reach out or share your thoughts in the comments below! #HealthcareInnovation #ClinicalLeadership #BusinessStrategy #HealthcareEntrepreneurship
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"Start engaging early on with those that you perceive as potential strategic acquirers, really under the guise of just an introduction. You’re not trying to sell them anything. It’s a dating process. You’re trying to get to know them, inform them of what you’re building, what you’re working on- so at least have a high-level idea. And as you continue to make progress against your idea and against your milestones, keep them informed. Not just them, but hopefully potential investors… stakeholders within your community. You want to be communicating the progress that you’re making against the idea or the product that you’re building." -Scott Nelson, Co-Founder & CEO of FastWave Medical To learn more about "Ideas Worth Pursuing," particularly in the medtech space, listen to Episode 108 of The Healthcare Leadership Experience: https://lnkd.in/eGWjd_cs SpendMend #medtech #healthcareleadership #hospitals #healthcaretech #healthcareinnovation
Ideas Worth Pursuing with Scott Nelson | E. 108
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As a pharmacist and lead growth strategist, I deeply understand the need for constant innovation in healthcare, especially in the realms of online pharmacy and digital marketplace strategies. Recently, I came across an insightful Harvard Business Review article. It struck a chord because I've witnessed many corporations pour resources into innovation without tangible results. The key takeaway? Strategy must guide every step of the innovation process. This aligns with my personal journey. Defining clear growth priorities informed by deep customer insights is essential. Equally important is understanding our company's unique advantages, such as customer data or market reach. Leveraging those strengths gives us a competitive edge and increases our chances of delivering meaningful innovation. I'm curious: How do you ensure alignment between strategy and innovation within your organization? Let's share perspectives! #innovation #healthcare #digitalhealth #strategy #businessdevelopment #growth #pharmacist #ecommerce #onlinemarketplace #mba #leadership #digitaltransformation #healthcaresolutions #customerexperience #entrepreneurship
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Why is it so important for doctors to innovate? Listen to how doctors have improved patient's care through innovation at Healthcare Revolution Conference & Exhibition 2024! 🗓️10&11 August 2024 📍Sime Darby Convention Centre #HealthcareRevolution2024 #Conference #Exhibition #HealthcareEvents #HealthcareInnovation #Invest #Business #Innovation #Gaming #entrepreneurship #management #leadership #aestheticsmedicine #hairtransplant
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A few controversial things I believe about “disruption” in Med Tech: 1) Medtech has been duped into thinking “disruption” is how you become the market leader. Nicolas Cole says it this way: “Disruption,” has done a great disservice to entrepreneurs, executives, creators, and investors. It has trained a generation (or two) of brilliant minds to think that the way you build a company of consequence is by taking the industry that currently exists (“ the red ocean”) and “disrupting” it (by discovering a blue ocean). You go in. You make a crack in the pavement. And the result of your actions is that whatever came before you comes crumbling down. Said differently, when you’re “disrupting,” you’re tearing down the old thing—not creating a net-new thing.” 2) If history has taught us anything, it’s that disruption is largely unproductive. Disruption, fundamentally, is fighting over scarce resources. Disruptive leaders operate from the past and present, while next-practice leaders find ways to bring people together to create net-new resources. - Disruption can be a fast-track to the messy middle. “We want you to not use the past as a point of reference, but a DIFFERENT future you want to create and design.” ~ Nicolas Cole So do something else.
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In the future, healthcare is coming up with more new ideas than tech companies. I'm always on the lookout for the next big thing because I'm really interested in how technology and healthcare work together. And while tech startups are often thought of as the most innovative, it's hard to ignore the huge changes happening in healthcare. Anna Rydzewska comes in with Grupa NEUCA. Anna is changing the way patients are cared for by combining digital solutions with a human touch in a way that is both innovative and forward-thinking. It has to do with making healthcare easy to get, personalized, and most of all, focused on the patient. Not only is her leadership changing the way healthcare is provided, it's also making the business a better place to work. Kudos to Anna for harmonizing her passion for healthcare with cutting-edge innovation and empathetic leadership. #healthtech #leadership #innovation
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