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Arab News
4 days ago
- Business
- Arab News
Lean strengthens its global footprint with scientific achievements, strategic partnerships
Lean Business Services — the Kingdom's foremost developer of digital-health solutions and a Public Investment Fund portfolio company— continues to consolidate its leadership in the digital-health sector at both national and international levels. At ISPOR 2025 in Montréal, Canada, the company's research team presented three peer-reviewed studies grounded in advanced analytics and extensive national datasets before embarking on an official visit to South Korea to explore collaborations in health technology and research. The first study introduced an integrated economic model that assesses the cost-effectiveness of Type 2 diabetes-prevention programs over a 10-year horizon, capturing both direct and indirect costs from the first-year diagnosis through long-term complications. A second paper provided a comprehensive assessment to date of Saudi Arabia's chronic disease burden, leveraging records from more than 33 million individuals and sophisticated statistical models to inform resource allocation and healthcare planning. The third study delivered a five-year review of more than 2 million psychotropic prescriptions, pinpointing opportunities to refine prescribing practices, particularly for older adults, relative to other chronic-medication regimens. To broaden its international collaboration, a Lean delegation traveled to South Korea, where it joined the Saudi–Korean Business & Investment Forum, met leading health-tech institutions, and examined best practices at Seoul National University Hospital. Discussions focused on artificial intelligence, biotechnology, and population data analytics. Engineer Mohannad Al-Rasheed, Lean's chief executive officer, expressed pride in representing the Kingdom on these global stages. 'Lean is committed to building knowledge partnerships that elevate Saudi Arabia as an advanced hub for digital health,' he said. 'Our active participation in specialized international gatherings reflects the maturity of the Saudi health sector and its ability to export both expertise and solutions.' Driven by the conviction that data-powered innovation is key to a more efficient and inclusive healthcare future, Lean will continue to invest in research and cross-border collaboration, supporting Vision 2030's goal of a cutting-edge, sustainable digital-health ecosystem for the Kingdom.
Arab News
15-02-2025
- Health
- Arab News
Lean showcases leadership in digital healthcare innovation at LEAP 25
Lean Business Services, a Public Investment Fund subsidiary, demonstrated its leadership in digital healthcare transformation at the LEAP 25 tech conference in Riyadh, presenting cutting-edge solutions designed to advance operational efficiency, diagnostic precision, and patient care across Saudi Arabia. This participation aligns seamlessly with the goals of Saudi Vision 2030 and the Health Transformation Program, reinforcing Lean's commitment to driving innovation in healthcare. As part of its participation, Lean forged strategic partnerships with leading local and international organizations. A notable collaboration with Ascend Solutions will establish advanced health command centers, leveraging big data analytics to enhance medical decision-making processes. Additionally, an agreement with Takamol Holding will facilitate the development of an AI-powered digital healthcare ecosystem. Lean also signed a memorandum of understanding with Elm to co-develop digital health solutions, and a framework agreement with Pfizer to integrate digital health innovations into the pharmaceutical landscape, enhancing patient experiences through cutting-edge technology. At its booth, Lean unveiled pioneering technologies, including its digital twin solution, which uses AI-driven data analytics to create predictive health models for proactive healthcare planning. The company also showcased genomics technologies for precise diagnostics and personalized treatment, alongside its digital clinic, which is a mobile health unit providing advanced medical services anytime, anywhere, without the need for on-site medical staff. The Lean booth attracted visits from key figures, including Minister of Health Fahad Al-Jalajel, Minister of Communications and Information Technology Abdullah Al-Swaha, and Director of the National Information Center Dr. Esam Al-Wagait, all of whom explored the company's innovative healthcare solutions. Lean's participation at LEAP 25 reflects its ongoing mission to redefine healthcare through digital innovation, contributing to the development of an integrated, efficient, and sustainable digital health ecosystem that enhances quality of life and supports Saudi Arabia's national transformation goals.
Zawya
12-02-2025
- Business
- Zawya
Elm and Lean Business Services sign MoU at LEAP 2025 to accelerate digital transformation in healthcare sector and other related industries
Riyadh, KSA - Elm, a leading digital solutions provider, has signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with Lean Business Services to strengthen Saudi Arabia's healthcare sector and related industries through a wide array of innovative digital services and products. The MoU was signed by Mohammed Al-Omair, CEO of Elm, and Mohannad Al-Rasheed, CEO of Lean Business Services, during the LEAP 2025 conference, which is being held from February 9 to 12, 2025. The strategic partnership with Lean, a key provider of digital healthcare solutions, highlights Elm's commitment to fostering collaboration with local businesses and providing digital solutions that boost productivity and competitiveness. This further aligns with Saudi Arabia's Vision 2030 strategy, which aims to develop the digital economy and drive technological transformation across multiple sectors. The MoU outlines two primary areas of collaboration. The initial focus is on maximising the potential of existing products through joint research and development (R&D) to enhance efficiency and unlock greater value. The second focuses on exploring new opportunities to create joint solutions that support the healthcare ecosystem and other economic sectors, driving seamless integration and sustainable growth. Majid bin Saad Al Arifi, the official spokesman and CEO Vice President of the Marketing Sector at Elm, stated: 'The latest MoU signifies a major step in our ongoing mission to speed up digital transformation, provide cutting-edge solutions that enhance digital infrastructure, and maximise efficiency across various industries.' He continued: 'Through this partnership, we aim to empower government and private sector entities, capitalising on opportunities in integrated e-services and technology project management. With a proven track record of delivering exceptional, high-quality services, Elm continues to position itself as a trusted partner for both private and public sectors.' Furthermore, the MoU underscores Elm's dedication to expanding its reach and strengthening its leadership in the digital solutions sector. Aligned with Elm's 2025-2028 strategy, which aims to foster technological innovation and enhance Saudi Arabia's economic development and digital transformation, the new partnership is anticipated to drive Elm's ongoing growth. -Ends-
