Healthcare industry is under constant scrutiny and financial pressure. This is even more evident as a result of the current economic crisis. Ageing population, new advances in medical technology and more demanding patients and medical staff are also increasing this pressure. Governments are trying to put in place eHealth infrastructure to provide more accurate, more timely and effective service to patients and medical professionals and trying to do all this with reduced budgets. Healthcare Providers are having to deal with increased demand from patients by making their systems more efficient and customer focused whilst having to watch the cost of the service that they provide. Healthcare Payors are trying to reduce the cost of operations and treatments by optimising process. In his presentation, Munir, will assess the role of IT in delivering innovative eHealth solutions, how these solutions can help governments, providers, payors and patients, work towards achieving their goals and objectives. IT will not solve the problems of health but it will help provide accurate and efficient information to enable the doctors, patients and payors to maximise the resources and money to deliver a better, integrated / connected service which can be accessed securely by anyone who has the permission to do so, from anywhere, using any device.