Dear Esteemed Stakeholders,

As we embark on another transformative chapter in the MEDx eHealthCenter journey, I am delighted to share the pivotal milestones we achieved in 2024 and the strategic decisions guiding our future. Our work with the Dutch government, collaboration with Ivory Coast’s Ministry of Health, and the prestigious WHO approval for a global vaccine project have not only validated the impact of our platform but also revealed new opportunities and imperatives for growth.

Reflections on 2024: A Year of Milestones

• Selection by WHO Europe: MEDx was chosen from a competitive cohort of 3,000 medtech companies to collaborate with WHO Europe alongside esteemed organizations like Amazon Health and Google Health. This initiative aims to define the future of healthtech and provide strategic advice to leaders of EU member states.

• Dutch Government Collaboration: Through our partnership with the Dutch government, MEDx successfully deployed scalable and interoperable digital health solutions tailored to meet national healthcare challenges. This project highlighted the critical importance of adaptability and data integration in addressing the evolving needs of modern healthcare systems.

• Ivory Coast and Regional Health Initiatives: Working closely with the Ministry of Health in Ivory Coast, we advanced maternal and infant health initiatives, leveraging technology to improve healthcare delivery in rural areas. This experience underscored the need for flexible and modular systems capable of addressing diverse healthcare requirements across regions.

• WHO Global Vaccine Project: Securing WHO’s approval to develop a platform supporting vaccine initiatives for its member states was a testament to MEDx’s credibility and technical capabilities. This project required us to rethink scalability, interoperability, and compliance with global standards, laying the groundwork for our future architecture.

• Myanmar HealthTech Exploration: In collaboration with partners in Myanmar, MEDx initiated pilot programs exploring healthtech applications for high schools. These initiatives aimed to keep students healthy and connected, ensuring better access to health resources and fostering improved well-being among pupils.

Transitioning to Microservice Architecture in 2025

Our experiences in 2024 revealed a common theme: the demand for agile, scalable, and interoperable systems. The traditional monolithic architecture, while foundational to our early success, cannot fully meet these demands in a rapidly changing digital health landscape. This insight has driven our decision to adopt a microservice architecture, which offers several strategic advantages:

1. Scalability to Meet Global Needs: Microservices enable us to scale individual components independently. This is critical for handling the diverse and complex demands of large-scale projects like the WHO vaccine initiative and national health systems.

2. Interoperability Across Ecosystems: With global standards such as OpenHIE, FHIR, ICD-11, and HL7 embedded into our microservices, MEDx can seamlessly integrate with other healthcare platforms, ensuring consistent data exchange and collaboration across regions.

3. Customer-Driven Modular Design: Our partners and clients, including the Dutch government and Ivory Coast’s Ministry of Health, have consistently emphasized the need for modular systems that can be tailored to specific use cases. Microservices provide this flexibility, allowing us to rapidly develop and deploy solutions that meet unique customer requirements.

4. Future-Ready Infrastructure: This architecture sets the stage for the next phase of our evolution: AI-enhanced systems. Microservices are inherently suited for integrating AI-driven functionalities, enabling predictive analytics, real-time decision-making, and personalized healthcare delivery.

The Way Forward

In 2025, our focus will be on completing the transition to a fully operational microservice architecture. This will involve:

• Strengthening Core Systems: Enhancing existing functionalities to ensure they align with the modular design principles of microservices.

• Expanding API Ecosystems: Developing robust APIs to support seamless integration with customer systems and third-party applications.

• Preparing for AI Integration: Laying the groundwork for AI-Enhanced Version 4.0, scheduled for launch in 2026, by incorporating data pipelines and federated learning capabilities.

A Shared Vision for the Future

The transition to microservices is not just a technical decision; it is a strategic imperative. It reflects our commitment to staying ahead of industry trends, meeting customer demands, and delivering transformative healthcare solutions. With your continued support, MEDx is poised to lead the next wave of digital health innovation, making healthcare more accessible, efficient, and intelligent.

Thank you for your trust and partnership on this remarkable journey. Together, we are building the future of healthcare.