Posted by AGORACOM-JC
at 12:09 PM on Thursday, February 21st, 2019
CardioComm is a leading global provider of consumer heart monitoring
and ane electrocardiogram (aka “EKG”) solutions. Their products are
sold in over 20 countries and they’ve received numerous awards over the
years.
So what does that mean?
If you’ve ever had to have your heart checked out, you know the
experience involves going to a hospital / clinic and being hooked up to
machines that make you look like you’re plugged into the matrix. A
technician takes a bunch of readings and a doctor tries to come up with a
status of your heart’s condition.
PROBLEM 1: It is a terribly outdated system. You have to leave
work. The hospital / clinic has to buy & maintain a bunch of
machines. The process is very time consuming. The entire problem also
gets a lot worse if you don’t live near a major city with great
hospitals, doctors and equipment.
PROBLEM 2: WORSE of all, if your heart is playing nice that day and
isn’t showing signs of problems that have got your worried, you don’t
get a proper diagnosis and / or you may have to come back again.
SOLUTION? You guessed it >> CardioComm. Thanks to the
combination of your smartphone + an app and some tiny nodes to place on
your chest, your heart can be monitored at length during normal activity
to get you the best diagnosis possible. The results are shot up to the
cloud, where they are remotely analyzed by doctors / technicians that
can then speak to you directly, or get you into a hospital ASAP.
This is the simplified version. Now watch CEO Etienne Grima give you
the deep dive in a way that will actually have you on the edge of your
seat yearning for more.
If you love the transition of big existing things to digital, then
you are going to love what CardioComm does. Grab a cup of coffee and
watch this.
Posted by AGORACOM-JC
at 5:42 PM on Sunday, January 13th, 2019
It is undeniable. It is here and we haven’t seen anything yet.
The world of online gaming and esports is no longer the domain of basement dwellers – and it hasn’t been in years – but mainstream finance people are only now coming to that realization.