Tag Archive: IBM
by John Moore | January 21, 2022
Tech giant IBM finally lets go of their Watson Health initiative, joining the ranks of many companies unable to stay afloat in the tough healthcare market.
by Jody Ranck | January 18, 2022
Growing interest in health equity is driving the creation of Chief Health Equity Officers and interest in new business practices utilizing SDoH and AI. Data analytics can be both a source of bias that creates health inequities, as well as a tool to address them. Creating a culture of health equity in data sciences for health will be instrumental in creating social impact from AI.
by John Moore | November 29, 2021
Unique circumstances have led to the rise of this evolving sector. Despite plenty of growth potential, the most effective approach remains to be seen.
by Jody Ranck | April 19, 2018
Key Takeaways: Blockchain can be useful in healthcare in contexts where there is dependency between transactions and an asset, such […]
by John Moore | December 28, 2016
2016 is heading for the doors, 2017 readily awaits. But what will this New Year bring? One thing for sure, […]
by Janice Young | July 27, 2016
We all know that two of the principle new competencies for providers in the value based market is: 1. population […]
by John Moore | November 13, 2015
So here is a scary thought for all those who fear the move to cloud services due to cybersecurity and […]
by John Moore | August 17, 2015
So much ink, so little insight. Quite a lot has been published on the awarding of the large Dept. of […]
