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The Future of Healthcare Is Digital, Telemedicine Destined For Greatness

Mitchell Fong, Director of Telehealth for RenownHealth in Reno, Nev.

Don't Let the Urge to Keep Up "Cloud" Your Judgement

Charles E. Christian, CHCIO, LFCHIME, LFHIMSS, Vice President of Technology, Franciscan Health

I’ve been working in Health Information Technology (HIT) for almost four decades.

Connected Care

Samuel Alfano DO, Medical Director, Clinical Informatics, Crozer Chester Medical Center

Connected Health often refers to Technology-enabled care where the use of new technologies aims to enable...

Fiscally Prudent Ambulatory TeleHealth Investments for Health Systems

Hoy Garvin, Executive Director of Telehealth and Polysomnograph, Community Health Network

Long before the COVID-19 pandemic, health systems were seeking a virtual means to increase ambulatory access for same...

Healthcare Analytics - Advice to Aspiring Leaders

Christopher J Hutchins, VP, Chief Data and Analytics Officer, Northwell Health

Identifying leaders and key stakeholders to begin learning what the most pressing priorities are is a good place to start

Telemedicine during Covid-19: Benefits and Limitations

Laura Messineo RN MHA, VP TeleHealth, AMITA Health

The telehealth market is rapidly expanding. This is due to a variety of reasons, telehealth has nationally improved access to care, reduced the cost of care, improved the quality of care and has enhanced the patient/family experience.

How to Reduce Costs by Optimizing Packaging

Manjeet Singh, Research Director, Operations Science & Analytics, DHL Supply Chain

In e-fulfillment and other unit pick operations, orders are often placed into cartons for shipping. The size of the carton used is often somewhat arbitrary and depends on a combination of what is available, packer judgment and WMS guidance

Future of Supply Chain: Trends and Analysis

Nick Vyas, Executive Director, the USC Marshall Center for Global Supply Chain Management

In the next decade and beyond, supply chain is likely to grow even more connected, transparent, and efficient– fueled by innovation and the willingness and drive to embrace new opportunities for growth

Four Myths About Innovation in Logistics

Daniel Gagnon, VP of Marketing, Global Logistics & Distribution, UPS

The serenity of a normal sunday morning gives me time to catch-up on the business journals and blogs that have accumulated in my in-box throughout the week.

Technological Innovations in the Supply Chain. Supply Chain Analytics

Michael L Schoenfeld, Senior Vice President, Head of Contract Logistics- USA, DB Schenker

It will be the responsibility of both the tech providers and businesses within the supply chain arena to keep their finger on the pulse of the swift and constant developments as newer technology continues to emerge