by Ken Kleinberg | August 11, 2017
About a year ago, I met John Moore – we were listening to a prominent health IT vendor describe their current product and service portfolio, customer references, go-to-market strategy, etc. John and I glanced at each other more than once, eyebrows raised at the same time. We chatted a bit
by John Moore | March 28, 2017
Much consternation has been expressed over the years regarding massive enterprise software roll-outs. There are numerous examples in virtually any industry sector one cares to look at. Years ago, when I was working as an analyst in the manufacturing vertical, the stories were legendary of ERP deployments gone awry and
by Jennifer Rogers | March 14, 2017
Healthcare is a study in extremes. On the precise end of the continuum, we have the surgical precision of the neurosurgeon’s scalpel and the micro-precision of genomic studies. On the not-even-close-to-precise opposite end of the continuum, we have the very elements that frame our industry’s care models and Population Health
by Jennifer Rogers | March 01, 2017
Our industry was in state of unrest going into HIMSS17. Some would call it panic. This year’s HIMSS was as much a REALLY large group therapy session as it was a trade show. Seemed as if everyone was reassuring each other again and again, “Value-based care (VBC) has left the
by John Moore | November 14, 2016
After a brutal election cycle, we are now on the other-side. The Republicans have taken control of the Hill and the White House. The many healthcare programs rolled-out under the Obama administration will now be put under the microscope. While we try to stick to IT-related topics, in healthcare one
by John Moore lll | November 02, 2016
At the recent Health 2.0 event in Santa Clara, Douglas Goldstein, eFuturist, caught up with our founder and Managing Partner to debrief on the event and some of the major trends currently affecting the healthcare industry and health IT adoption. Their discussion was produced for Health Innovation Media and the
by Jennifer Rogers | October 19, 2016
PTO is a glorious thing, to have time to breathe, to step back, to actually think and reflect. It was in that “PTO Opportunity Moment” that I made a decision to make a major career change. The lion’s share of my 25-year career has been with two large national payers,
by John Moore | September 29, 2016
For my young daughter, 10 yrs is nearly a lifetime - but for myself, nary the blink of an eye. So it felt this week while attending the 10th annual Health 2.0 conference, one part so much time has past, another just a flash. Over those ten years I have
