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This document discusses how technology innovation is occurring at the intersections between individual silos as everyone is currently organized around individual areas of focus. It highlights how genome sequencing costs have dropped dramatically, nanodiamonds show promise for drug delivery, and vital sign monitoring could enable early disease detection through smart data analysis rather than just discovering more drug compounds.
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- 2. Perfect storm The perfect storm of technology innovation Everyone is organized around individual silos Innovation is at the intersections
- 5. NanoDiamonds
- 7. Vital Signs
Editor's Notes
- Introduce the information overload, a storm of technological changes and a fast adoption and unadoption rate of products. Also