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Electronic Health Records

Electronic Health Record (EHR) systems provide a broad, integrated view of a patient's health information across multiple healthcare settings and providers. EHRs emphasize interoperability, care coordination, and patient engagement. EHRs are designed to provide a longitudinal view of a patient's health history, and support a holistic approach to patient care by providing comprehensive information that can enhance clinical decision-making, improve care coordination, and enhance patient outcomes.

Point A to Point B: A Logistics Primer

Logistics is a complex ecosystem that involves various components working together to ensure the efficient movement of goods from manufacturers and suppliers to consumers. Understanding these components and their interactions can provide valuable insights into supply chain dynamics and investment opportunities. This 184 page report is a primer of the growing Logistics industry and provides an overview of the components and interactions essential to the movement of goods from manufacturers and suppliers to consumers.

Future of Seniors: Technology & Retirement Report

ElderTech is the industry providing products and services dedicated to assisting our aging population. These companies may provide anything from Business to Consumer (B2C) retirement planning, mobility assistance, social media sites for connecting seniors, and products and services for at-home care providers to Business to Business (B2B) software for healthcare providers and care facilities. The US Census notes that by 2030 all Baby Boomers will have turned 65 years old, emphasizing the potential for startups and investors interested in creating and funding companies that will help this generation meet their goals, transition and thrive as they age. SeventhBiz is also looking at those 50+ as they are taking care of their elderly parents and starting to plan for their own retirement.

The State of EV Charging Report

With the rise in electric vehicle sales expected over the next few years, there will be a significant increase in the Electric Vehicle (EV) charging ecosystem, which includes infrastructure, home charging, and public charging stations. The global EV charging market was valued at around $205 billion in 2020 and is projected to grow at a CAGR of over 20% to reach $1,140 billion by 2030. This rapid growth presents numerous opportunities for investors looking to capitalize on the emerging EV ecosystem. As the EV market continues to expand, it will be important for investors to stay abreast of the latest charging trends and innovations, as well as key players in the ecosystem. With careful due diligence and a strong understanding of the market landscape, investors can identify attractive opportunities in this rapidly growing industry.

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The Data Center Outlook for 2026: Power Struggles, Community Rebellions, and the AI “Make-or-Break”

As we move deeper into 2026, the data center industry sits at a volatile intersection of limitless demand and physical reality. While the artificial intelligence boom continues to drive unprecedented construction, the sector faces growing friction from power grids, local communities, and supply chains. Based on recent market activity and industry reports, here are the four critical trends defining the data center landscape in 2026. 1. The Energy Crisis Hits Home (Literally) The most immediate challenge in 2026 is the sheer inability of the U.S. power grid to keep up with AI’s appetite. The strain is most visible in

New Governor, Same Demand Curve: Will Policy Shift How Virginia Supports Data Centers?

A 30-Year Head Start Northern Virginia’s rise began in the 1990s when early internet exchange points clustered around D.C. and spilled into Loudoun and Fairfax counties. That interconnection density attracted carriers, then colocation operators (notably the first large Equinix campus in Ashburn), and later hyperscalers. State and county policy reinforced the flywheel: a long-standing sales-and-use tax exemption on qualifying data center equipment, comparatively efficient permitting in business-friendly counties, and a deep bench of fiber, construction, and facilities talent created compounding network effects. Power, Proximity, and Policy Two ingredients then scaled the advantage. First, low-latency proximity to the federal government

Available Now: Digital Identity & Verification Market Trends

Infrastructure for Trust in a Post-Password World In a digital world under pressure from deepfakes, AI-generated fraud, and rising regulatory standards, identity has moved from the backend to the forefront. No longer just a login feature or compliance checkbox, digital identity is now the trust layer underpinning secure access across financial services, healthcare, enterprise platforms, and public infrastructure. SeventhBiz is excited to release our latest digital identity market research report, 2025 Digital Identity & Verification Market Trends. This 50+ page strategic resource is built for investors in digital identity & verification, LPs, digital infrastructure buyers, and market watchers seeking

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