Allows selection of desired time frame to analyze numbers


Provides in-the-moment feedback of


activity and sleep


Measures cardiovascular recovery levels multiple times per day based on activity


Monitors body mass index (BMI) trending over time


Figure 4.


Gauges non-exercise- induced stress measures every 15 minutes


Provides personalized bio- feedback for key activities and measures


Participants and administrators can view their respective interfaces in near-real time on tablets or smartphones.


Wide Choice of Wearables The COVALENCE Health Analytics Platform supports more than 60 per- cent of the wearable fi tness devices on the market. One excellent option is the Basis Peak Fitness and Sleep Tracker by Intel (Figure 3). This watch includes an optical heart rate engine, a three-axis accel- erometer, and skin temperature and galvanic skin-response sensors. It can send data to smartphones and IoT gateways. Both devices can perform initial processing before forwarding the data to the cloud.


Internet of Things Solutions Alliance members. These tablets offer a range of performance through Intel® embedded processors.


Viewing the Data Participants and administrators can view their respective interfaces in near-real time on tablets or smartphones (Figure 4). A wide selec- tion of tablets designed for use in healthcare facilities is available from Intel®


mobile and


For more on delivering quality healthcare with secure, connected devices, see intel.com/embedded-medical


Hosting in the Data Center or Cloud The COVALENCE Health Analytics Platform’s analytics engine runs as a business application layer on top of existing data center services or in the cloud. The platform uses JavaScript Object Notation (JSON) to deliver information to existing applications or EHR.


Running the analytics engine on servers equipped with the latest Intel® Xeon®


Platform Protection Technologies like OS Guard and Intel®


processor E5-2600 v3 product family ensures fast, secure results. These processors deliver up to 2.2x performance over the previous gen- eration to signifi cantly boost output across a broad set of workloads. Intel®


Trusted Execution Technology (Intel® The processors also include Intel®


TXT) protect applications against malware. Advanced Encryption Standard New


Contact Big Cloud the Intel®


Big Cloud Analytics (intel.com/ MR-bigcloud) is an Associate member of


Internet of Things Solutions Alliance and a 2015 Intel Health


Innovation Award Finalist. Recognized in 2014 by CIO Review as one of the Top 100 most promising companies in Big Data globally, the company is a leader in real-time predictive analytics technology for the Internet of Things. It provides technology-enabled real-time predictions based on world-renowned science from the top marketing engagement scholar in the world and the proprietary COVALENCE modeling approach. Big Cloud Analytics serves healthcare, retail, fi nancial services, wind power, and other emerging industries.


intel.com/embedded-innovator | Embedded Innovator | 13th Edition | 2016 | 23 Instructions (Intel® AES-NI) and Intel® Secure Key to minimize the perfor- mance impact of encryption operations and strengthen them.


A Platform for Motivating Healthy Change For providers, insurers, and employers, the COVALENCE Health Analytics Platform delivers a turnkey end-to-end solution for preven- tive healthcare programs based on the Intel IoT Platform. Through bio-sensing wearables and BCA’s real-time predictive analytics tech- nology, the solution motivates participants to adopt healthier lifestyles. For employers and insurers, it helps reduce the number and amount of claims, as well as overall healthcare and insurance costs.


For information on the COVALENCE Health Analytics Platform, see intel.com/SD-bca-COVALENCE


Provides summary level feedback on trending


Puts metrics in context with others in same geo and recommended goals


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