Apple and Amazon have been rumored to eyeing bigger pushes into the healthcare market. Former Apple CEO John Sculley tells TheStreet such arrivals won’t happen so easily. Brian Sozzi It won’t be super easy for Apple (AAPL – Get Report) and Amazon (AMZN – Get Report) to make big pushes into the healthcare space. That is according to former …
by Matthew Hughes via www.thenextweb.com Ten years as Apple’s CEO left John Sculley with an insatiable appetite for tackling big problems. Now, the septuagenarian tech icon is the head of RXAdvance, which he describes as “the most exciting company I’ve worked at since Apple.” Its goal is to reform the broken American healthcare industry, using technology. …
Watch the latest video at video.foxbusiness.com John Sculley, RxAdvance CMO and former Apple CEO, on the steps to reining in the costs of health care.
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Former Apple CEO and RxAdvance Chairman John Sculley weighs in on immigration, healthcare, and whether Apple iPhones will ever be made in the United States Watch the latest video at <a href=”http://video.foxbusiness.com”>video.foxbusiness.com</a> via foxbusiness.com
Whatever happened to John Sculley? He’s now a health care entrepreneur who wants to make the industry more efficient. Let’s consider the curious legacy of John Sculley. He’s known best for something that happened 31 years ago, when Sculley, then CEO of Apple, sidelined Steve Jobs, which led to Jobs’s exit from the company he …
Sculley, currently chairman of the board at RxAdvance, discusses the future of risk-based care and how cloud computing services can help. While the future of the Affordable Care Act, popularly known as Obamacare, is quite uncertain, parts of the famous healthcare reform act likely will have a lasting impact. “The transformative opportunity here is all …
Let’s consider the curious legacy of John Sculley. He’s known best for something that happened 31 years ago, when Sculley, then CEO of Apple, sidelined Steve Jobs, leading to Jobs’s exit from the company he founded. Sculley himself left Apple in 1993, when he was fired by the board of directors and replaced by Michael …
Health care companies must focus more on innovation and technology if they want to gain control of the unsustainable cost structure in the $2.5 trillion industry, according to former Apple CEO John Sculley. Sculley, also a former Pepsi Cola president, told IL that he got involved in the health care industry about a decade ago …
When former Apple CEO John Sculley first joined that seminal company, he was struck by co-founder Steve Jobs’ vision of changing the world through the “noble cause” of personal computing. Now, he said, he’s “totally excited and passionate about” a new noble cause – using high-level technology to transform health care. Sculley, 76, of Palm Beach, Fla., …