Tag Archive: API
by Brian Murphy | April 14, 2021
Our latest Market Trends Report, Integration Infrastructure: Building 21st Century HIT, provides a comprehensive snapshot of a variety of new and different approaches to development and integration that will harness data across organizations and applications.
by Chilmark Team | October 11, 2019
Cerner wants to be the partner of choice for those seeking a broader presence in healthcare. This was the main message from Cerner’s user conference (CHC’19) this week. Coupled with this is the desire to be the open platform for health in the industry – not dissimilar to former CEO and Cerner co-founder Neal Patterson’s vision of wanting Cerner to become the iOS of the healthcare industry – the company is now clearly doubling down on that vision.
by Hannah Ehnle | June 25, 2019
To continue our series of interviews with the Chilmark analyst team, next I turned to talk with Brian Murphy, our […]
by Brian Murphy | November 05, 2018
Two years ago, we published a report on the promise of open APIs in healthcare. In APIs for a Healthcare […]
by Brian Murphy | August 13, 2018
While healthcare frets and obsesses about the state of exchange between providers, payers have been relatively slow to embrace modern […]
by Chilmark Team | April 26, 2018
By Brian Murphy and Brian Eastwood Seeking to liberate the industry from its self-created morass of siloed data and duplicative […]
by Matt Guldin | June 02, 2017
Two weeks ago, we attended the 2017 Cerner Collaboration Forum, which combined the Population Health Summit with three other annual […]
by Brian Murphy | November 29, 2016
We hosted a webinar on this topic on December 14, 2016. To retrieve a copy of the slides, please follow […]
by Brian Murphy | September 22, 2015
Chilmark Bight After several years of circling the healthcare market, Salesforce finally announced its intent to formally enter the market […]
by Brian Murphy | October 31, 2014
In a post two weeks ago, we were critical of some aspects of the JASON Task Force’s (JTF) Final Report […]
