Matt Holt

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McKinsey on Healthcare · How healthcare investing efforts can drive innovation · 21 Jan 2020 podcast

We have a set of companies that are working in different parts of the market.

Ultimately,

There's a massive data opportunity in the US health care space.

We've seen the value of data in the consumer markets.

We've seen the value of data in the large enterprise markets outside of health care.

We know it exists.

It may be the single largest economic opportunity in the US economy.

Interoperability is the skeleton key to unlock that value.

So we have a set of businesses that are working towards this.

This is not an easy problem and requires government intervention.

And we have had discussions with the government and try to give them the private market perspective because ultimately the private market will also play a role here.

So it's something that we're very focused on and we think can represent a significant value unlock across the whole ecosystem.

I think that the financial services market and the way that data is used and managed is a great example.

I would also point out the media and marketing industry or the retail industry, there's tremendous amount of data that we're all generating in what we call the digital trail.

But what's not included in the data that's mapped into all of us as US consumers is our health data, which may actually be the most valuable data of all.

How do you see the evolving role of big tech?

I think that big tech has been a really interesting market to watch.

We've been tracking the large US technology companies for over a decade.

Now, recently, we've seen activity from major players, Apple, Amazon, Google, Microsoft, all have significant efforts now, and each of them are pursuing the market in a very different way.

We're starting to see a real change.

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