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Dr. Thomas Diebold, SAP HANA and health care’s Big Data challenge

Last updated on December 10th, 2015 at 01:25 pm

When health care centers have to manage thousands of patients each with thousands of data points, the struggle to find the solution in the data stack can be overwhelming.

Now a new graphic narrative series reveals how one of the most well-known cancer research facilities worked with the SAP HANA product to help them better analyze its medical information and diagnose effectively.

The Art of the Possible series, a partnership between SAP and B2B News Network, debuts with Part 1 of the story of Dr. Thomas Diebold and Dr. Joanne Karlsson searching for better treatment options at the National Center for Tumor Diseases.

Part 2 will be published next week.

A B2BNN Creative Sponsored Content project

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