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Speaking To Mobiquitiy About The Whats And Hows For Digital Platforms

Executive Summary

Health care is undergoing a transformation as more and more treatments become partially-digitized. However, building the platforms required is difficult, meaning many companies call for third-party help. Medtech Insight spoke to one player in this space, Mobiquity, to learn more about the process.

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