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    Healthcare organizations are under intense pressure to reduce costs, and IT operations is at the center of that storm. Organizations report that data-hosting costs account for over 26% of their IT operations budget and that they are looking to reduce those costs by 35% across the next 5 years. Achieving that goal will require organizations to look toward the cloud; however, progressive organizations are recognizing that full cloud migration may not be realistic and operating in a hybrid cloud environment is the more likely reality.
    In this focus group session, Leidos will explore how IT leaders are exploring hybrid cloud efforts, including what infrastructure services are required, what application types are most desirable to migrate, and what ongoing services will be required to “make cloud easy”.


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    Jason Griffin
    VP of Business Development
    Leidos
    Troy Landry 
    Chief Technology Officer
    Leidos

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    Are you prepared for emergency situations? Join to discuss contingency planning and how to mitigate top risks seen in the Healthcare industry.


    Speakers: 

    Clint Cetti

    Global Director, Strategy & Innovation

    AT&T

    Joseph Cuterll

    Senior Principal Architct

    AT&T




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    In this session Atos aims to outline how you can use this pathway to the ‘Hospital of Future’ to aid in your decarbonization pathway. We will demonstrate some of the ways that we can not only provide ‘Green IT’ but also provide technologies to help you become more sustainable, all whilst proving commercial viability. This could include building management/workflow monitoring, addressing optimization issues and helping minimize downtime with machine learning predictive maintenance.
    Make decarbonization a differentiator for your organization, doing more with less and leading a sustainable future.


    Speakers: 

    Richard Scully

    Global Portfolio Manger, Digital Hosptial 

    ATOS

    Ben Winfield 

    H&LS Social Value and Decarbonization leader

    ATOS




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    The intent of this focus group is to discuss the role of intelligent automation in the current healthcare provider industry. We would like to facilitate a discussion around how & when health systems are evaluating and executing automation within their current systems and whether they are building home-grown solutions or leveraging partnerships and why. This will allow the audience to understand the strategic approach the leading senior IT executives are taking when evaluating capabilities of their current systems & how to drive benefit to reduce overall costs.


    Speakers: 

    Len Mandel Rosman

    Director 

    Guidehouse

    Ryan Ashton

    Managing Consultant

    Guidehouse




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    Providers and frontline care teams increasingly expect health systems to empower them to do more with their mobile devices and mobile-first experiences. Communication functionality gaps in EHR systems have led health systems to adopt siloed voice and messaging point solutions. Unfortunately, solutions that aren’t integrated with the rest of a health system’s clinical ecosystem cause workflow fragmentation that impedes efficiency and effectiveness. Health systems are tasked with consolidating and standardizing around core EHR offerings while seeking complementary platforms that complete the care team communication experience.

    Taking into account lessons learned in the global pandemic, this session seeks to explore the strategy, process, and key considerations when designing and implementation.

    Learning Objectives:

    • -Define strategic considerations for designing and deploying a cloud-based mobile communications platform 
    • -How to approach provider and care team engagement planning 
    • -How to align your technology infrastructure to achieve desired outcomes 

    Speakers:

    Si Luo, Vice President, Vocera Edge

     

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    The promise of technology applied to healthcare was first to digitize paper records, second to optimize workflow for clinicians, and third to learn from the data to improve the industry. Healthcare is very close to realizing the first goal of fully digitizing medical records, and we continue to progress on optimizing workflows for clinicians. The third goal of learning from the data is just beginning. Using data to create new software diagnostics and therapeutics for clinicians in order to impact patient outcomes is one of the exciting future possibilities that this session will explore.


    Speakers: 

    Tanuj Gupta
    Vice President, Cerner Intelligence
    Cerner


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    Medical image storage and retention is expensive, arduous and time consuming for your IT team. By moving to a hybrid model in which active images are stored locally while inactive images are stored in a third-party cloud, your healthcare organization can reduce expenditures, gain agility and offload historical image data migration and management to a third-party service provider, freeing up time for innovation.

    This focus group, led by Dr. Tim Calahan, Field CTO, Virtustream Healthcare Cloud, will discuss the potential of cloud-based medical imaging and explore common healthcare imaging challenges your organization may be facing around on-premises management costs, having disparate PACS across departments, and more. As an extension of the cloud migration, storage and maintenance discussion, we will also evaluate the benefits of having images link between inpatient and outpatient facilities, and other features and capabilities you would look for in a medical imaging cloud solution.


    Speakers: 

    Dr. Tim Calahan

    Field CTO
    Virtustream

    Jessica Lowney
    Product Manager
    Virtustream

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    Customer relationship management (CRM) technology is making its way into healthcare, serving as a key tool for healthcare organizations to create more meaningful interactions with patients and consumers. ChristianaCare has found success in implementing an enterprisewide CRM strategy helping the organization communicate to its population and help close gaps in care.

    Learning Objectives:

    • -Discover ChristianaCare’s strategy in implementing an enterprisewide CRM system
    • -Identify the healthcare organization’s use cases for a clinically informed CRM solution
    • -Explore ChristianaCare’s success in leveraging clinically informed CRM technology to help close gaps in care within its population 

    Speakers:

    Drew Fennell, Chief Communications and Experience Officer, ChristianaCare

    Timothy Shiuh, Chief Health Information Officer, ChristianaCare

    David Harse, Vice President & General Manager, Cerner