Bloch: Apple, Amazon, and Google will likely compete in personal health
Allon Bloch · Building An Info Layer for Personal Health // Allon Bloch, K Health (FirstMark's Data Driven NYC) · Jan 16, 2019 · at 17:29
Allon Bloch, Co-Founder and CEO of K Health, speaks about upcoming big tech competition in consumer healthcare technology.
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“And plus, you have Apple, Amazon, and Google that are very likely to be in this market and probably compete directly here.”
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