PUBLISHER: Frost & Sullivan | PRODUCT CODE: 2168753
PUBLISHER: Frost & Sullivan | PRODUCT CODE: 2168753
Public healthcare organizations across North America and Europe are using cloud technologies to support modernization efforts that extend beyond infrastructure replacement. Cloud is increasingly being adopted to improve interoperability, enable secure data sharing, support analytics and AI initiatives, strengthen cybersecurity, and modernize clinical and administrative systems. At the same time, public healthcare organizations must address complex requirements related to governance, procurement, regulatory compliance, operational resilience, and data sovereignty.
This study examines how public healthcare organizations in the United States, Canada, the United Kingdom, Germany, France, and the Nordic countries are approaching cloud adoption and investment. It explores the factors shaping cloud strategies, including healthcare data interoperability, trusted data environments, sovereign cloud requirements, cybersecurity priorities, and the growing role of AI-ready infrastructure. The study also analyzes how deployment models are evolving across public, private, hybrid, multi-cloud, and sovereign cloud environments to meet the needs of diverse healthcare workloads.
The report provides insights into cloud buyer priorities, procurement dynamics, deployment preferences, regional market characteristics, and the competitive landscape supporting public healthcare cloud transformation. It evaluates how hyperscalers, healthcare technology providers, interoperability specialists, and systems integrators are contributing to healthcare modernization initiatives across national health systems, public hospitals, regional healthcare organizations, and public health agencies.
In addition, the study identifies growth opportunities emerging around sovereign healthcare cloud platforms, connected healthcare data ecosystems, and AI-ready healthcare environments. By examining the intersection of healthcare modernization, interoperability, governance, and cloud innovation, the report offers strategic insights for technology providers, healthcare organizations, and ecosystem partners seeking to participate in the next phase of public healthcare cloud adoption across North America and Europe.