In a recent survey conducted by KLAS Research, all eight surveyed healthcare companies preferred Microsoft over Amazon Web Services (AWS) and Google for tasks such as care coordination and COVID-19 vaccine registration. According to KLAS, "The organizations likely went with Microsoft since it performed better when it came to executive involvement and strength of partnership."
However, AMS is still a formidable Microsoft Cloud competitor. About three-fourths of healthcare organizations polled said Amazon was on their shortlist of cloud providers, due to the company's ability to continuously innovate. What's more, AWS is well ahead of Google in the healthcare cloud market share, holding 24.3% of the $17.19 billion US healthcare cloud market, compared to Google's 8.4%.
And while Microsoft and AWS may be far ahead of Google in terms of healthcare cloud market share, "Google's recent partnerships could shrink that gap," said Erum Ahmed, analyst at Insider Intelligence. "As more healthcare systems seek out cloud providers and patient data volume grows, Google could become an attractive option for major health systems, as execs are on the hunt for more patient access tools," added Ahmed. | |
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