Dell Technologies: Digital Health & Discovery: Recent Episodes
Dell Technologies: Digital Health & Discovery
A podcast series that brings you the latest in Healthcare IT Transformation from Dell IT Healthcare & Life Sciences experts.
In this episode, your host Chad Desilets is joined by Ken Berta, Dell’s UDS Global Business Lead for Life Sciences. They discuss Dell’s participation in the upcoming BioTechX conference to be held at the Santa Clara Convention Center in California from September 6-8, 2023.
This will be the first time BioTechX has convened in the United States and presents an exciting opportunity for the industry to gather, collaborate and innovate. As long-time partners and platinum co-sponsors, Dell and Nvidia will exhibit together at booth 119 and are looking forward to conversations with show attendees about one of this year’s top technology disruptors, generative AI.
On Wednesday, September 6th at 11:20am, don’t miss Ken’s session with Renee Yao from NVIDIA “From Code to Cure: How Generative AI is Transforming Biopharma.” They’ll cover drug discovery, molecular design and disease understanding, accelerating the journey from concept to cure.
If you haven't registered for the show yet, you can do that here Data. AI. Precision. Innovation. For Pharma, Healthcare & Partners | BioTechX USA (terrapinn.com).
The Digital Health and Discovery Podcast is hosted by Dell Technologies
Host Chad Desilets is joined by Mike Brady, Strategic Alliances and Business Development Executive for INFINITT, and Mike Valante, Global Business Development Leader at Dell Technologies. They discuss the digital transformation of pathology and the opportunity it offers healthcare organizations to improve their operations, increase productivity and efficiencies, and, most importantly, enhance patient care.
The Digital Health and Discovery podcast is hosted by Dell Technologies.
Welcome to the Digital Health and Discovery podcast hosted by Dell Technologies.
In this episode, host Chad Desilets is joined by Ken Berta, UDS Global Business Lead for Life Sciences, to talk about Dell’s participation in the upcoming Bio IT World 2023 to be held at the Hynes Convention Center in Boston from May 16-18, 2023.
They discuss the importance and benefits of Dell’s continued partnership with show co-sponsor Nvidia, their focus this year on the AI and Drug discovery track, and how Dell and Nvidia’s partnership builds a technology stack for accelerating discovery in pharma and biotechnology.
At the show, don’t miss Ken in conversation with Rory Kelleher, Nvidia’s Director of Healthcare & Life Sciences Sales, Americas, as they present, “Data driven innovation and accelerated drug discovery through AI and high-performance computing,” on May 18th at 1:05pm. Then stop by booth 908 for insightful conversations with both Dell and Nvidia subject matter experts on how their innovations can help you use data to drive research and generate outcomes.
If you haven't registered for the show yet, you can do that here: Bio-IT World Conference & Expo | May 16-18, 2023 | Boston, MA & Virtual (bio-itworldexpo.com).
Find out more at www.dell.com and in the latest e-book, From Capture to Discovery.
Welcome to the Digital Health and Discovery podcast hosted by Dell Technologies.
In this episode, host Chad Desilets is joined by Kevin Crosby, Global Healthcare Director at Dell Technologies, and Gerhard Golden, Global Industries Senior Marketing Manager responsible for Healthcare and Life Sciences at Dell Technologies. Together they discuss Dell’s participation in the Healthcare Information and Management Systems Society’s annual conference, HIMSS23, held this year in Chicago, IL from April 17th to 21st and what attendees can expect.
They highlight Dell’s plans to showcase its solutions through a wide range of technical demonstrations on everything from cyber recovery to digital workspaces for healthcare and life sciences professionals, to APEX and multicloud in healthcare, High Performance Compute, AI and Digital Twin.
Dell’s subject matter experts will be available for conversations at booth 1225 to share how Dell's technology solutions can, and are, helping healthcare organizations enhance the patient care journey with digital intelligence.
Don’t miss this opportunity to experience one of the industry’s conference calendar highlights. Register to attend and then follow the conversation online using the hashtag #TransformHIT.
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Welcome to the Digital Health and Discovery podcast hosted by Dell Technologies.
In this episode host Chad Desilets is joined by Ken Berta, Global Business Lead, Life Sciences, for UDS at Dell Technologies to discuss what attendees can expect from BioTechX over November 8-10, 2022, in Basel, Switzerland.
Formerly Bio Data World, this event combines Genomics Live, Chem Informatics Live and Pharma AI into a single event all about Data, AI, Precision and Innovation. Chad and Ken touch on the packed agenda with 17 tracks and highlight the two speakers from Dell, Chris Botka, Global CTO, Life Sciences and Dr. Wolfgang Mertz, CTO EMEA, Unstructured Data Services (UDS).
They move on to discuss how the conference will facilitate knowledge sharing, the expected audience, and the value of in-person interaction. Dell’s team will be available at booth 42 to talk about how Dell’s solutions can accelerate your next discovery.
You can find out more about Dell’s partnership with Nvidia here and register for the show here.
Welcome to the Digital Health and Discovery podcast hosted by Dell Technologies.
In this episode, host Chad Desilets is joined byNick Brown, Chief Marketing Officer at Vyasa Analytics and Ken Berta, Global Business Lead for Life Sciences at Dell Technologies.
Nick provides an overview of Vyasa’s suite of solutions, describing how they leverage deep learning to help organizations solve their biggest data challenges. Ken highlights the particular challenges faced by hospitals and clinicians with imaging data storage, management and administration. Together they take a deep dive into Retina, Vyasa’s image analytics application and discuss how this solution takes the administrative burden from clinicians allowing them to get to analysis and diagnostics faster. They offer some pertinent use cases and discuss what the Dell–Vyasa partnership looks like.
Welcome to the Digital Health and Discovery podcast hosted by Dell Technologies.
In this episode, host Chad Desilets is joined by Mike Valante, Global Business Development Leader and CTO of Digital Pathology for UDS Healthcare at Dell Technologies to discuss what attendees can expect from the Global Engage Digital Pathology & AI Congress which takes place from June 14-15 in New York.
Chad and Mike discuss the incredible growth of digital pathology globally, the compute and storage required to go digital in this space, and the importance of partnerships and scalable solutions.
Throughout the Congress, Dell will have subject matter experts available at booth 13 to talk about all things Health IT. June 14 will see Dell will host the “Dell Technologies: Digital Pathology Today: Trends, Technology, & Transformation” session in partnership with Signify Research. Attendees will be able to hear from Imogen Fitt, Market Analyst at Signify, as she covers findings and insights from Signify’s latest research. Don’t miss this unique opportunity to engage in conversations surrounding the current state of the industry, digital transformation and much more.
Welcome to the Digital Health and Discovery podcast hosted by Dell Technologies.
In this episode host Chad Desilets is joined by Ken Berta, Global Business Lead, Life Sciences, for UDS at Dell Technologies to discuss what attendees can expect from Bio IT World 2022 over May 3-5, 2022, in Boston.
Looking forward to in-person interactions this year, Chad and Ken discuss Dell’s partnership at the event with Nvidia and Vyasa and the May 5th sessions they’ll participate in. They talk about Dell’s gold-level co-sponsorship of the conference and examine why it is so important for Dell to part of such an industry-focused event.
Dell’s subject matter experts will be available at booth 913 for the entire conference to discuss technology and how Dell can help solve the problems organizations face now as well as plan for the future.
Welcome to the Digital Health and Discovery podcast hosted by Dell Technologies.
In the second of two episodes exploring the expanding market for Point-of-Care Ultrasound (POCUS), host Chad Desilets is joined again by Mike Valante, Global Business Development Leader at Dell Technologies, and Shannon Brenkendorff, VP of Technical Solutions at ImageMover. Having explored the benefits and challenges in part one, here they move on to the critical importance of data capture, storage and security in the continuum of care and how the Dell-ImageMover partnership is working to provide a holistic solution.
Welcome to the Digital Health and Discovery podcast hosted by Dell Technologies.
In the first of two episodes exploring the expanding market for Point-of-Care Ultrasound (POCUS), host Chad Desilets is joined by Mike Valante, Global Business Development Leader at Dell Technologies, and Shannon Brenkendorff, VP of Technical Solutions at ImageMover. Together they highlight the many benefits of mobile imaging for patients and providers— accessibility and convenience coupled with fast time to diagnosis— but also the data and revenue capture challenges presented.
Welcome to the Digital Health and Discovery podcast hosted by Dell Technologies – previously known to you all as the "Healthcare Power Chat." In this series, we will take a close look at the healthcare technology challenges facing our industry and showcase innovative solutions.
With the Healthcare Information & Management Systems Society’s annual conference HIMSS22 just around the corner, this episode sees host Chad Desilets joined by Kevin Crosby, Global Healthcare Director at Dell Technologies, and Mark Tellez, newly joined Director of Global Industries Marketing at Dell Technologies. Together they talk about the acceleration of digitization in healthcare and life sciences, Dell's program at HIMSS22, and how much they are looking forward to seeing everyone at booth #2000. The Healthcare-Life Sciences digital future is here. Let's move forward together.
In this episode, Steve Lazer, Global CTO for Healthcare and Life Sciences for Dell Technologies, begins with the role of AI and ML in analyzing healthcare data. Steve discusses cyber security in healthcare and takes a closer look at the Healthcare Edge. Steve concludes by sharing Dell’s capabilities to help manage all this new data, the role of Dell’s partners, how customers can accelerate their journey, where to find more information, and final thoughts.
In this episode, Steve Lazer, Global CTO for Healthcare and Life Sciences for Dell Technologies, begins with a recap of the activities from the last 15 months in response to the immediate needs of the healthcare system and patients. Steve shares what he sees as the lasting changes, how healthcare providers will move forward and some of the immediate challenges. Steve concludes with how customers are managing all the new data available and gaining insights using this data.
In this episode, Susmit Pal, Global Director for Connected Health Solutions, and John Kelly, Product Manager for VDI Solutions, both Dell Technologies, begin with John explaining how Dell can help scope and implement VDI solutions and go deeper into Dell and NVIDIA’s partnership. John discusses the integration validation performed done with these solutions. Susmit shares his thoughts on VDI resource reuse and what’s on the horizon with respect to VDI. John and Susmit conclude with where to find more information and final thoughts.
In this episode, Susmit Pal, Global Director for Connected Health Solutions, and John Kelly, Product Manager for VDI Solutions, both for Dell Technologies, begin with Susmit defining VDI and describing how it fits into the overall strategy for healthcare organizations. John discusses how VDI enables remote access and the infrastructure that is needed, as well as a brief overview of Dell’s VDI capabilities. Susmit explains the business challenges posed by implementing VDI, and John concludes with how VDI infrastructure, primarily GPUs, can be reused for other purposes.
In this episode, Greg Girard, Director of Technical Sales and Solutions Architecture at Mach7 Technologies, and Mike Valante, Global Business Leader, UDS Healthcare, for Dell Technologies, begin with how Mach7 integrates with the healthcare ecosystem. Greg and Mike discuss the partnership between Dell Technologies and Mach7 Technologies and how it benefits healthcare customers. Greg shares profiles of Mach7 customers and success stories. Mike and Greg conclude with advice for customers getting started with Mach7, where to find more information and final thoughts.
In this episode, Greg Girard, Director of Technical Sales and Solutions Architecture at Mach7 Technologies, and Mike Valante, Global Business Leader, UDS Healthcare, for Dell Technologies, begin with definitions of terms used in healthcare imaging including Enterprise Imaging. Greg and Mike discuss the challenges in implementing and managing enterprise imaging across the healthcare organization. Greg explains how these challenges can be addressed and shares Mach7 Technologies’ approach to Enterprise Imaging.
In this episode, Mike Murphy, Healthcare Specialist for Data Protection Solutions, and Phil Sweeney, CTO for Life Sciences and Edge, both for Dell Technologies, begin with Phil sharing the current state of cyber security within healthcare and the associated challenges. Mike explores the healthcare use cases that customers are most concerned with: modernized care, connected workforce, virtual health, and personalized health. Phil then discusses the NIST framework to address these security challenges and how it provided a starting point for Dell Technologies’ SecureCare security methodology. Mike explains how the Securecare methodology links to the use case pillars. Mike and Phil conclude with where to find more information and final thoughts.
In this episode, John Borchardt, Cerner Technical Account Manager for Dell Technologies, and Damon Carp, Global Cerner Account Manager for Cerner for Dell Technologies, begin with John completing a deep dive into the new Dell and Cerner initiatives by discussing optimized storage options and other new value add items. Damon explores the Dell and Cerner partnership more deeply, including the full solution experience, and shares customer success stores. Damon and John conclude with where to find more information and final thoughts.
In this episode, John Borchardt, Cerner Technical Account Manager for Dell Technologies, and Damon Carp, Global Cerner Account Manager for Cerner for Dell Technologies, begin with Damon sharing an update on Cerner’s past twelve months, including the key initiatives of optimizing the clinician experience, storage optimization, and cyber security. John provides details regarding cyber security and recovery and Damon goes deeper into optimizing the clinician experience including device selection, management, and VDI.
In this episode, Mike Valante, Global Healthcare Lead for UDS at Dell Technologies, begins by addressing the questions IT is likely to ask the pathology department about digital pathology adoption, and whether the pathology department can implement digital pathology on its own without the involvement of IT. Mike discusses Dell’s capabilities in enabling digital pathology, from infrastructure, to working with the various stakeholders, to the ecosystem partners. Mike concludes by sharing customer examples, where to find more information, and final thoughts.
In this episode, Mike Valante, Global Healthcare Lead for UDS at Dell Technologies, begins by describing the latest trends in digital pathology and what has changed in the last year. Mike explores digital pathology adoption from the perspectives of the pathologist, the lab manager and the IT department. Mike concludes by discussing the infrastructure impacts on adoption, such as how much storage is needed and how it is calculated, as well as network and cloud components.
In this episode, Dr. Christopher Bouton, Ph.D., CEO for Vyasa, begins by describing the Vyasa applications that take advantage of the Layar data fabric architecture and sharing some use cases for Vyasa’s technology. Chris describes Vyasa’s partnership with Dell and how he coaches organizations to get started with Vyasa. Chris concludes by discussing what the future of healthcare AI holds, where to find more information, and final thoughts.
In this episode, Dr. Christopher Bouton, Ph.D., CEO for Vyasa, begins by defining AI and explaining why deep learning algorithms are gaining traction in healthcare. Chris discusses the challenges in accessing healthcare data to extract AI insights and how those challenges can be overcome. Chris defines the term “data fabric,” describes its usefulness as an architecture and provides examples. Chris concludes by describing how Vyasa addresses this data architecture and related algorithms challenge, and shares the key underlying component of Vyasa’s architecture – the Layar Biomedical Reference Data Fabric.
In this episode, Ryan Halos, Enterprise Imaging CTO for Dell Technologies, begins with the latest trends in Medical Imaging and PACS. Ryan discusses the new challenges that Healthcare providers and IT organizations must deal with regarding imaging and what strategies they are using. Ryan defines Enterprise Imaging as a Service and explains how it address these challenges. Ryan concludes by describing Dell’s new offering for Enterprise Imaging as a Service, how Dell’s offering is differentiated in the marketplace and validated with imaging partners, where to find more information and final thoughts.
In this episode, Vaughan Wittorff, Co-Founder and Chief Commercial Officer at PetaGene, and Phil Sweeney, Director, Digital Edge, Healthcare and Life Sciences for Dell Technologies, begin with Vaughan completing his review of PetaGene’s capabilities in addressing the challenges of NGS processing and outlining PetaGene’s product set. Phil discusses PetaGene and Dell’s partnership and Vaughan shares customer success stories. Phil and Vaughan conclude with where to find more information and final thoughts.
In this episode, Vaughan Wittorff, Co-Founder and Chief Commercial Officer at PetaGene, and Phil Sweeney, Director, Digital Edge, Healthcare and Life Sciences for Dell Technologies, begin by providing a refresher on NGS, its importance and an explanation of how and why the use of NGS is growing so rapidly. Vaughan then describes how he sees NGS evolving in terms of use cases. Phil then discusses the components of successful NGS Processing along with Dell’s role in enabling this endeavor as a technology partner. Phil outlines the challenges associated with managing NGS data and Vaughan begins to describe how PetaGene responds to those challenges.
In this episode, Tim Nash, Sr. Sales Director for Virtustream Healthcare, and David Sarson, Healthcare Lead for Cloud Solutions for Dell Technologies, begin with Tim sharing a customer success story about the Advent Health transition from Cerner to Epic hosted in the Virtustream Cloud. David and Tim then describe how they coach healthcare customers getting started on their cloud journey. David then discusses the relationship between Dell and Virtustream in delivering Epic in the healthcare cloud. David and Tim conclude with where to find more information and final thoughts.
In this episode, Tim Nash, Sr. Sales Director for Virtustream Healthcare, and David Sarson, Healthcare Lead for Cloud Solutions for Dell Technologies, begin by discussing why healthcare organizations are only now starting to exploit the cloud for EHR and other applications. David describes the challenges in hosting Epic in a multi-cloud/hybrid cloud environment. Tim then explains Virtustream’s Healthcare Cloud offering for Epic. David concludes with the recommendations he gives customers regarding hosting Epic in the cloud and why Virtustream is uniquely positioned as a trusted cloud partner.
In this episode, Robin Braun, Cross-Industries Global Storage CTO for Dell Technologies, begins by discussing how healthcare organizations leverage data capital for business impact. Robin describes the role of AI in analyzing this data. Robin then explains Dell’s role in helping customers manage and exploit their data capital. Robin concludes with Dell’s capabilities for managing and processing data capital, partners and the ecosystem working to help customers drive value from the data capital asset, where to find more info and final thoughts.
In this episode, Robin Braun, Cross-Industries Global Storage CTO for Dell Technologies, begins by discussing the trends around data in healthcare, starting with the explosion in the sheer volume of data generated. Robin then describes data capital and why it should be treated as a valuable asset for healthcare organizations. Robin then explains how customers unlock their data capital. Robin concludes with how Edge and IoT devices augment traditional healthcare data and other new sources of data, such as AR/VR, that also contribute to data capital.
In this episode, Abe Stern, Sr. Data Scientist on the Healthcare Team for NVIDIA, begins by defining the drug discovery process, its goals and an overview of the phases of the process. Abe discusses the challenges in drug discovery using traditional scientific computing, which include astronomical chemical permutations and combinations. Abe then describes how AI helps modernize the phases of sequencing and protein structure determination, docking, molecular simulation, and pharmaco kinetic property prediction. Abe concludes with the resources NVIDIA offers for researchers looking to exploit AI in the drug discovery process, how Dell supports these solutions, where to find more information, and final thoughts.
In this episode, Chris Botka, Chief Technology Officer for Healthcare and Life Sciences for Dell Technologies, begins with his observations of how healthcare organizations struggling to use their data. Chris discusses the challenges of managing this data given differing sources of the data and how these challenges are preventing deeper insights into this disparate data. Chris then describes how PowerScale and DataIQ resolves these conflicting requirements and enables insights. Chris concludes with how customers get started with PowerScale, where to find more information, and final thoughts.
In this episode, Michael Shannon, Sr. Director, Global Networking Sales Strategy, and Susmit Pal, Healthcare Field Director, both for Dell Technologies, begin with Michael describing Dell Technologies’ SD-WAN solution and its benefits. Susmit discusses other solutions to aid at-home workers including security solutions powered by VMware. Michael then explains how SD-Wan is deployed followed by Susmit sharing an SD-Wan customer user story. Michael and Susmit conclude with where to find more information, and final thoughts.
In this episode, Michael Shannon, Sr. Director, Global Networking Sales Strategy, and Susmit Pal, Healthcare Field Director, both for Dell Technologies, begin with what they are hearing from customers with respect to the latest trends in tele-health and tele-work practices. Susmit explains different personas and their remote access requirements and Michael describes the emerging challenges in satisfying these requirements. Susmit then shares the perspective and challenges of the end user. Michael concludes with the perspective and challenges of the IT administrator.
In this episode, Steven Lazer, Global Healthcare CTO for Dell Technologies, begins with where Healthcare is along its digital evolution journey and the requirements of the Next Normal. Steven discusses the pace of digital transformation in healthcare organizations and the technologies that are driving and enabling standardization, automation and orchestration. Steven concludes with the overarching issue of security, the business and clinical process imperatives to make digital transformation successful, how Dell enables its healthcare customers to accelerate their digital transformation, where to find more information, and final thoughts.
In this episode, Abe Stern, Sr. Data Scientist on the Healthcare Team with NVIDIA, begins by defining the process of drug discovery, its goals and challenges. Abe then discusses how the process is being modernized, how scientific computing is playing a role in drug discovery and the role of GPUs in this process. Abe concludes by sharing the resources NVIDIA offers to researchers looking to get started, a description of the partnership with Dell, customer examples, where to find more info and final thoughts.
In this episode, Dr. Andrew Gostine, CEO of Artisight (formerly Whiteboard Coordinator), begins with Artisight’s history and strategy and their partnerships with both NVIDIA and Dell Technologies. Dr. Gostine then discusses how organizations get started with Artisight and shares case studies. Dr. Gostine concludes with where to find more info and final thoughts.
In this episode, Dr. Andrew Gostine, CEO of Artisight (formerly Whiteboard Coordinator), begins by defining productivity in healthcare and the factors influencing productivity. Dr. Gostine then discusses technologies that can improve productivity and gives examples of AI augmenting healthcare providers’ workflow. Dr. Gostine concludes by explaining how Artisight helps optimize these workflows and describes their offerings.
In this episode, Holly Newman, US Healthcare Client Leader, and John Pace, PhD, Senior Data Scientist, both for Mark III Systems, begin by John defining data that is used for clinical settings versus data used for research. Holly and John then discuss the flow of data between the clinical and research sides of healthcare and the challenges of data access. John explains how discoveries made on the research side feed the clinical side and how AI and ML are used to drive insights. Holly and John conclude by sharing Mark III’s approach to making clinical data available to the research side, how they help clients optimize the infrastructure used to analyze and process the data, how research groups can get started, where to find more information and final thoughts.
In this episode, Greg Reiff, Industry Technical Architect for Intel, and Aran Hoffmann, Global Architect for Epic for Dell Technologies, begin with Aran describing how Epic is typically deployed and what new options have become available for Epic customers. Greg and Aran then discuss the benefits customers can realize by transitioning to x86 architecture with Dell, including reliability and availability. Aran and Greg conclude by sharing how they coach customers wanting to start this transition, customer success stories, where to find more information and final thoughts.
In Part II of this two part episode, Renee Yao, Global Healthcare AI Startups Lead for NVIDIA, first discusses NVIDIA’s frameworks that AI startups can leverage. She then describes NVIDIA’s Inception program for startups and shares examples of startups that have taken advantage of the program. She then focuses on NVIDIA’s partnership with Dell that advances AI startups, and concludes with where to find more information and final thoughts.
In this episode, Renee Yao, Global Healthcare AI Startups Lead for NVIDIA begins with the AI explosion within healthcare including primary use cases and recent trends. Renee discusses how startups help drive AI in healthcare and the challenges startups face in this current environment. Renee concludes by describing the five categories of startups that are helping drive AI.
In this episode, Sasha Paegle, Global Business Development Manager, Life Science & HPC for Dell Technologies, and Ray Kalmbach, Field CTO for Faction, Inc, begin with Sasha providing a refresher on NGS and why Healthcare organizations are looking at multi-cloud storage strategies for NGS data. Ray describes the Dell EMC Cloud Storage Services and Faction’s underlying networking architecture that makes the solution possible. Sasha and Ray then explain how the NGS solution is deployed using Dell EMC Cloud Services and how Dell Technologies has invested in making this a complete solution. Ray and Sasha conclude with where to find more info and final thoughts.Join Dell Technologies at BioIT World Expo (https://www.bio-itworldexpo.com/) and attend our panel discussion and two thought leadership break-out sessions. Learn how Dell Technologies and NVIDIA can accelerate your Next-Generation Sequencing workloads and gain insights on how to leverage multi-cloud solutions with Faction.
In this episode, Jason Jones, Global Account Manager, Epic, and Aran Hoffmann, Technical Account Manager, Epic, both for Dell Technologies, begin with Jason describing the transformational drivers he is seeing in healthcare, how these trends are impacting Epic customers, and the technology components of this transformation. Aran and Jason further detail three key technology drivers: hybrid cloud, personas, and modernizing storage. Aran drills down into how Dell’s storage platforms, PowerStore, PowerMax, and PowerScale, are uniquely suited to Epic environments. Jason and Aran conclude with how Dell can help customers with this transformation, where to find more info, and final thoughts.
In this episode, Rory Kelleher, Global Business Development Lead, Healthcare and Lifesciences at NVIDIA, and Thomas Henson, Global Business Development Manager for AI and Analytics within UDS for Dell Technologies, begin with Rory completing his description of the drug discovery process. Rory and Thomas explain which technologies enhance the process and discuss which technologies NVIDIA brings to the party. Thomas shares how Dell and NVIDIA work together to accelerate drug discovery and Rory describes a customer example. Rory and Thomas conclude with where to find more info, and final thoughts.
In this episode, Rory Kelleher, Global Business Development Lead, Healthcare and Lifesciences at NVIDIA, and Thomas Henson, Global Business Development Manager for AI and Analytics within UDS for Dell Technologies, begin with the general trends in drug discovery today. They discuss the technology supporting these trends and the challenges these trends present. Rory concludes by beginning a breakdown of the end-to-end drug discovery process.
In this episode, Steven Lazer, Global Healthcare CTO for Dell Technologies, begins with the journey Healthcare has taken this year and expands on the characteristics of the Next Normal. Steven discusses the technologies that customers are identifying as critical to the Next Normal and how Dell has adapted to these new requirements. Steven concludes with what he sees coming next, where to find more info, and final thoughts.
In this episode, Lauren Williamson, Director of Healthcare, and Mike Murphy, Healthcare Data Protection Specialist, both from Dell’s Data Protection Division, begin with the current state of Healthcare when it comes to cyber security and the unique challenges that Healthcare faces in this space. Mike discusses how healthcare data mobility trends are making cyber resiliency more difficult. Lauren explains how cyber attacks and threats are getting around traditional protection methods. They conclude with steps Healthcare can take to improve cyber security prevention, detection, and recovery methods, Dell’s solutions that facilitate recovery from cyber threats, advice for customers getting started with cyber recovery, where to find more info, and final thoughts.
In this episode, Mo Eisen, Chief Technical Officer of Teknicor, a Dell Partner in the Cloud Service Provider Program, begins by describing MEDITECH, its products and position in the healthcare industry. Mo explains MEDITECH customers’ leading challenges, why they are exploring alternatives to traditional implementations and the benefits to a multi-cloud deployment. Mo then discusses how Dell’s VXRail solution addresses MEDITECH customers’ challenges, and the partnership between Teknicor and Dell that achieved MEDITECH certification for VXRail. Mo concludes by sharing how Dell and Teknicor work together to address broader customer challenges, a customer success story, where to find more info, and final thoughts.
In this episode, Jodey Hogeland, Global Technology Evangelist for Dell Technologies, begins by describing PowerStore’s internal intelligence and flexibility, and identifies the certifications that PowerStore has already received. Jodey then explains Medical Informatics’ use of PowerStore. Jodey concludes with where to find more info and final thoughts.
In this episode, Jodey Hogeland, Global Technology Evangelist for Dell Technologies, begins with what healthcare customers are interested in when it comes to evolving data center requirements. Jodey explains how processing requirements are changing at the healthcare edge and some of the challenges in deploying processing at the edge. Jodey concludes with a discussion of how the PowerStore platform satisfies these edge processing requirements and shares details about PowerStore’s features.
In this episode, George Vacek, Global Director of Strategic Development for Sequencing at NVIDIA, and Sasha Paegle, Global Business Development Manager, Life Sciences & HPC for Dell Technologies, begin with Sasha providing a refresher on NGS, why it is important and the major challenges. George explains the NVIDIA Parabricks platform and how it helps to achieve the goal of processing 1,000 genome samples per week. Sasha discusses the relationship between NVIDIA and Dell Technologies and how it enables the Parabricks solution, followed by George describing the different ways Parabricks is deployed, how customers can get started and some organizations using Parabricks today. George and Sasha conclude with where to find more info, and final thoughts.
In this episode, Dr. Sanaz Cordes, Chief Healthcare Advisor for World Wide Technology (WWT), begins with detailed descriptions of the third and fourth pillars in her consumer centric model, population health management and patient education. Dr. Cordes then explains which of the pillars should be adopted first and shares her thoughts on the pace of this innovation. Dr. Cordes concludes with how World Wide Technology and Dell Technologies coach customers on the consumer centric journey, where to find more info, and final thoughts.
In this episode, Dr. Sanaz Cordes, Chief Healthcare Advisor for World Wide Technology (WWT), begins with how health systems are thinking about the future of patient engagement. Dr. Cordes describes the four pillars of this new consumer centric model: virtual care, portal enhancement, population health management, and patient education. Dr. Cordes then explains how health systems are thinking about the future of virtual care in this consumer model, and concludes with a discussion of how health systems are enhancing patient engagement through portals using automation and optimization.
In this episode, Kevin Houlihan, CEO of ImageMover and Mike Valante, Global Business Development Leader for Dell Technologies, continue their discussion about Encounter Based Imaging. Kevin describes ImageMover’s history, strategy and focus. Mike discusses the partnership between ImageMover and Dell Technologies and how healthcare IT organizations get started with ImageMover. Kevin and Mike conclude with a case study, where to find more information, and final thoughts.
In this episode, Kevin Houlihan, CEO of ImageMover and Mike Valante, Global Business Development Leader for Dell Technologies, begin by defining Encounter Based Imaging. Kevin describes how Healthcare is changing due to the explosion of Encounter Based Imaging and Mike follows up with what and who the changes are impacting. Kevin and Mike explain the implications for healthcare organizations and broader industry implications. Kevin concludes with how the typical healthcare organization embraces Encounter Based Imaging and how ImageMover helps with these challenges.
In this episode, Mark Cervantes, Global Director of Partner Channel for Medigate and Phil Sweeney, Director of Digital Edge, Healthcare and Life Sciences for Dell Technologies, continue the discussion on how Medigate approaches IoT and IoMT security challenges, with Mark describing the key elements of the Medigate solution. Phil describes the partnership and joint solution between Medigate, Dell Technologies, and VMware. Mark and Phil conclude by sharing customer success stories, how customers can get started, where to find more information, and final thoughts.
In this episode, Mark Cervantes, Global Director of Partner Channel for Medigate and Phil Sweeney, Director of Digital Edge, Healthcare and Life Sciences for Dell Technologies, begin by commenting on why healthcare has been the target of hackers over the last few years. Mark defines IoMT and describes the devices that fall within that class. Phil describes how IoT and IoMT devices bring new functionality into healthcare, and the devices’ implications and vulnerabilities. Mark concludes by discussing the security challenges facing hospitals as they embrace IoT/IoMT devices and leverage more edge computing and shares Medigate’s strategy and approach to these challenges.
In this episode, Ryan Halos, CTO for Medical Imaging for Dell Technologies, begins by commenting on the remote work trend in healthcare. Ryan describes leading imaging use cases in healthcare including radiology, digital pathology, and cardiology that require remote access. He shares technologies that enable remote imaging including diagnostic grade monitors, onsite compute, Workspace ONE, and VeloCloud SD-WAN. Ryan concludes by discussing the partners who are part of the ecosystem to deliver Dell’s home imaging solution, where to find more information, and final thoughts.
In this episode, Dr. Mona Flores, Global Head of Medical AI for NVIDIA, continues her hypothetical patient story demonstrating how AI enhances patient safety and diagnosis at home and in a hospital setting. Dr. Flores shares her vision of the future of AI in healthcare. She concludes by explaining NVIDIA’s mission for AI, shares advice on getting started, where to find more information, and final thoughts.
In this episode, Dr. Mona Flores, Global Head of Medical AI for NVIDIA, begins with definitions of general and nano artificial intelligence. Dr. Flores describes an example of how AI applies in a clinical setting with an example of a patient’s journey through a yearly physical, explaining how AI transforms the experience. She concludes by describing how AI fits into the home healthcare environment with examples such as safety monitoring, virtual therapists, and home nursing through AI enabled monitors.
In this episode, Dan Lejerskar, Chairman of Eon Reality, begins with definitions of augmented, virtual and extended reality. Dan discusses how AR, VR, and XR benefit healthcare and provides customer use cases. Dan explains how Eon Reality is driving AR, VR, and XR adoption, shares their background, history and information about their partnerships with Dell Technologies and the rest of the VR ecosystem. Dan concludes by describing how customers get started with Eon Reality’s solutions, customer success stories, where to find more information and final thoughts.
This is the second in a special series focusing on Genomics and Next Generation Sequencing (NGS). Sasha Paegle, Global Business Development Manager for Life Science and High Performance Computing for Dell Technologies, begins with options for genome storage and describes the broader NGS ecosystem. Sasha discusses choices between on-prem vs. cloud vs. hybrid cloud and shares some case studies. Sasha concludes with an overview of what’s coming in the rest of the genomics series, where to find more information and final thoughts.
This is the first in a special series focusing on Genomics and Next Generation Sequencing (NGS). Sasha Paegle, Global Business Development Manager for Life Science and High Performance Computing for Dell Technologies, begins by defining and explaining the purpose of NGS. Sasha discusses the drivers of the rapid growth of NGS and the associated challenges. Sasha describes the NGS data lifecycle, its requirements and subsequent IT strategies. Sasha concludes with compute options and accelerators.Check back for Part II where Sasha discusses options for genome storage, the broader NGS ecosystem, choosing between on-prem vs. cloud vs. hybrid cloud, and shares some case studies, a quick overview of what’s coming in the rest of the genomics series, where to find more information and final thoughts.
In this episode, Adam Waddell, Life Critical Team Leader at Dell Technologies, begins by discussing the challenges to clinical workers brought about by the new dynamic work environment. Adam describes the demands and strains placed on healthcare IT infrastructures, how to assess current capabilities and future needs, and where to find assessment resources. Adam explains how the Life Critical Team at Dell Technologies is working with healthcare IT organizations to assess infrastructure and capacity, working with staff to improve efficiencies through technology, and remove risk from deployments. Adam concludes by sharing a customer success story, offers coaching to customers on how to begin the journey, and final thoughts.
In this episode, Vadim Cherdak, Founder and CEO of eCare21, and Phil Sweeney, Director for Digital Edge Healthcare/Life Sciences at Dell Technologies, begin with Phil discussing Dell Technologies’ partnership with eCare21 and the virtual healthcare ecosystem. Vadim shares a customer success story and advice for healthcare providers on how to get started with eCare21 and virtual healthcare. Vadim and Phil conclude with where to find more information and final thoughts.
In this episode, Vadim Cherdak, Founder and CEO of eCare21, and Phil Sweeney, Director for Digital Edge Healthcare/Life Sciences at Dell Technologies, begin by exploring the impacts of the patient care model shift from a fee-for-service-based model to a health/outcome-based care model. Phil discusses the benefits of virtual care and how the shift to virtual care is changing how healthcare is provided. Vadim concludes with how eCare21 is engaging and enabling virtual care and provides a client example.
In this episode, John Fanelli, VP and General Manager, Virtual GPU Products at NVIDIA, begins with additional use cases for VDI, GPUs and NVIDIA GRID. He shares success stories from Nebraska Medicine and Hospital Group Twente. John explains the relationships between GPUs and servers and between NVIDIA, VMware, Dell Technologies and other partners in the ecosystem. John concludes with where to find more information and final thoughts.
In this episode, John Fanelli, VP and General Manager, Virtual GPU Products at NVIDIA, begins with the trends requiring healthcare clinicians to have more secure mobility in accessing patient data. He discusses enablers and challenges for remote data access on any device, including maintaining security. John then explains how NVIDIA enables and optimizes mobile data access and collaboration through Virtual Desktop Infrastructure (VDI) and utilizing NVIDIA vGPUs and NVIDIA GRID. John concludes with a use case describing radiology over VDI.
In Part II, Susmit describes the key elements of the Dell Technologies Unified Workspace solution which are: deploy, secure, manage and support devices from the cloud. He then discusses the components of the solution and integration of the components. Susmit concludes with how to get started, where to find more information and final thoughts.
In Part I, Susmit Pal, Healthcare Field Director focused on Connected Health Solutions at Dell Technologies, begins with how trends in technology adoption have impacted healthcare today. He discusses the new requirements for a mobile, remote clinical workforce from practitioner, patient, and IT perspectives. Susmit concludes by explaining the concepts of personas and the unified workspace as a means of improving end user experience and total cost of ownership.
In Part II, Dr. Justin Collier, Chief Healthcare Advisor at World Wide Technology, continues his discussion of technologies that can help fight clinician burn-out including analytics and AI. He explores the impact of emerging technologies such as IoT, precision medicine, and digital pathology on clinicians, and shares case studies. He discusses how World Wide Technology works with Dell Technologies and concludes with where to find more information, more on the #fightburnout movement and final thoughts. #fightburnout
In Part I, Dr. Justin Collier, Chief Healthcare Advisor at World Wide Technology, first discusses causes of clinician burnout and subsequent side effects. He then explores EHR systems’ positive and negative effects on clinical workflow. He then makes recommendations to fight burn-out and explores more detailed technology based solutions.#fightburnout
In part II, Michael Knight, Global CTO for Industry Edge and IoT at Dell Technologies, first discusses use cases for computer vision in healthcare. Michael explains how IoT and data analytics are helping healthcare organizations become more efficient. Michael shares how Dell Technologies supports customers just starting or already on their IoT journeys and concludes with where to find more information and final thoughts.
In part I, Michael Knight, Global CTO for Industry Edge and IoT at Dell Technologies, begins by explaining the trade-offs between a monolithic consolidated approach to IoT devices and related data versus a decentralized approach. Michael then discusses managing data and how infrastructure choices impact data security. Michael goes on to share how a cloud native model helps with management and concludes by describing how framework choices impact the ability to do data analytics and determining the methodology to analyze data wherever it is stored.
In this episode, Tony Paikeday, Director of AI Systems at NVIDIA, begins by describing the reality and benefits of Artificial Intelligence (AI). Tony then discusses how healthcare organizations are leaning into AI and use cases within healthcare. Tony goes on to share recommendations and key first steps for healthcare organizations getting started with AI. Tony concludes by describing NVIDIA’s partnership with Dell Technologies, where to find more information and final thoughts.
In this episode, Kevin Crosby, Healthcare Director for the Americas, and Rich Fletcher, Global Healthcare Marketing and HIMSS20 Lead at Dell Technologies, begin by describing the Healthcare Information and Management Systems Society (HIMSS) 2020 Conference in Orlando, Florida, held this year March 9th-13th. Kevin discusses Dell Technologies’ key themes and solutions for the conference and the importance to Dell customers of being at HIMSS20. Rich explains Dell Technologies’ presence at HIMSS20. Kevin shares how customers can engage with Dell Healthcare leaders and subject matter experts during the conference. Rich and Kevin conclude with where to find more information and final thoughts.Dell Healthcare Life Sciences LinkedIn Page: https://www.linkedin.com/showcase/dellhealthDell Healthcare Twitter Page: https://twitter.com/DellEMCHealth
In this episode, Ryan Halos, Medical Imaging CTO for Healthcare at Dell Technologies, begins by defining the differences between research and clinical digital pathology. Ryan discusses computational pathology and data repositories. He explains how digital pathology is impacting workflows such as consults, telepathology, and geographically dispersed cancer center research and patient care. Ryan then shares how Dell Technologies approaches digital pathology infrastructure from edge to core to cloud. Ryan concludes with a discussion of the role of lab information systems in digital pathology, where to find more information and final thoughts.
In this episode, John Borchardt, Dell Cerner Technical Account Manager and Damon Carp, Dell Global Account Manager for Cerner begin by describing Cerner EMR and VDI as an access method to Cerner. John discusses the challenges healthcare organizations face in virtualizing their access method to Cerner and how Dell helps them overcome these challenges and implement VDI. Damon explains the Cerner iAccess solution and how many overestimate the costs associated with a VDI solution. John then describes how VDI is changing to address security, cloud computing and data center modernization. Damon shares both advice for clients getting started with Cerner and VDI and a customer success story. Damon and John conclude with where to find more information and final thoughts.
In Part II, Rima Alameddine, NVIDIA’s Vice President of Enterprise Sales, Healthcare, Life Science, and Manufacturing for the U.S., describes the Clara platform which is NVIDIA’s application framework for AI powered imaging and genomics. Rima explains the role of start-ups in the NVIDIA ecosystem and the NVIDIA inception partner program. Rima then discusses NVIDIA’s partnership with Dell. Rima concludes with where to find more information and final thoughts.
In Part I, Rima Alameddine, NVIDIA’s Vice President of Enterprise Sales, Healthcare, Life Science, and Manufacturing for the U.S., provides insight on Artificial Intelligence (AI), Machine Learning (ML) and a new concept, Deep Learning. Rima explains how AI, ML, and Deep Learning are being used to solve challenges in healthcare. Rima concludes with a discussion of the complexities of natural language processing and its role in healthcare.
In Part II, Steve Garrou, Enduvo CEO, discusses other ways customers are using Enduvo, such as classroom instruction, pre-operative education and large medical device service training. Steve describes how Dell and Enduvo are working together to drive AR/VR adoption within healthcare as well as Enduvo’s relationship with NVIDIA. Steve concludes with where to find more information and final thoughts.
In Part I, Steve Garrou, Enduvo CEO, defines augmented reality (AR), virtual reality (VR), and the new term mixed reality (MR), and explains how these technologies are being used. Steve describes the current healthcare landscape, adoption rates and trends regarding AR, VR, and MR. Steve concludes with Enduvo’s background and their focus on sharing expertise through AR/VR enabled training for healthcare and related industries.
In Part II, Nathan Buchbinder, Chief Product Officer and Co-Founder at Proscia, discusses the AI applications that sit on top of the Concentriq digital pathology platform, including DermAI. He explains the difference between augmented and artificial intelligence and how augmented intelligence is benefitting pathologists today. Nathan describes Proscia’s partnerships with Dell and others in the pathology ecosystem. After sharing his thoughts on where the cloud fits in the management of digital pathology images, Nathan concludes with where to find more information on Proscia and some final thoughts.
In Part I, Nathan Buchbinder, Chief Product Officer and Co-Founder at Proscia, first describes the challenges of today’s outdated practice of pathology – from a lack of trained pathologists to subjective diagnosis. He explains how hardware, software, and regulatory advancements are enabling pathology to finally overcome the hurdles of going digital. Nathan shares Proscia’s strategy for enabling pathology’s digital transformation through its Concentriq software platform for image and workflow management, AI applications, and key infrastructure partnerships, including Dell Technologies and NVIDIA. On the regulatory side, Proscia's Concentriq Dx solution was recently awarded CE mark, enabling its use for primary diagnosis in a clinical setting in Europe and other key geographies globally.
In this episode, James Norman, Dell’s Healthcare CIO for EMEA, shares details on Dell’s presence at the Digital Pathology and AI Congress, being held on December 5-6 at the London Heathrow Marriott. James covers Dell Technologies’ key themes for the conference, Dell’s presence at the show including sponsorship, business partners, a show daily insert, and subject matter experts, and the many ways attendees can engage with Dell at the conference.
In this episode, Jason Knox, Solutions Manager for Enterprise Imaging at Agfa, describes how the consolidation happening in healthcare is driving shifts towards enterprise imaging and converged clinical alignment. He then provides a deeper definition, history and evolution of converged clinical alignment. Jason goes on to explain Agfa’s history in healthcare, customer success stories and describes Agfa’s partnership with Dell. Jason concludes with how he sees imaging evolving in the future, where to find more information and final thoughts.
In Part II, Heather Hitchcock, Chief Commercial Officer for Medical Informatics Corporation (MIC), provides MIC use cases throughout healthcare, from research to operational improvements. Heather describes MIC’s relationship with Dell, and continues on to share the origins of MIC’s Sickbay platform and customer success stories using MIC in research, clinical, and operational settings. Heather concludes with where to find more information and final thoughts.
In Part I, Heather Hitchcock, Chief Commercial Officer for Medical Informatics Corporation (MIC), describes the opportunities and challenges around harnessing data to improve healthcare. Rather than artificial intelligence (i.e. replacing human decision making with automation), Heather discusses the need for “augmented intelligence” where data is collected and analyzed to facilitate decision making in complex critical care environments. The challenge of collecting and aggregating data in real-time across many devices simultaneously generating data is complicated by sheer volume, time synchronization, and post processing, and made even more complex due to siloed data and proprietary technologies. Heather concludes by sharing MIC’s approach to this data problem.
In Part II, Ty Miller, Healthcare Business Development Manager for Genetec, discusses Genetec’s history, focus on healthcare, and product offerings. Ty addresses the challenges of ensuring privacy in video use cases, providing anonymity without sacrificing security. Ty describes Genetec’s partnership with Dell through Streamvault. Ty explains the customer’s Smart Video implementation journey, moving from siloed, disparate security systems to unified systems and ultimately leveraging aggregated data to optimize their organization. Ty concludes with where to find more information and final thoughts.
In Part I, Ty Miller, Business Development Manager for Healthcare for Genetec, discusses use cases for video within healthcare which enhance the patient/physician experience. Drug diversion, parking enablement, safety optimization, and false alarms are some of the challenge areas being addressed by smart video. Ty describes how video using facial recognition technology is also being used to streamline sign-on and enable frictionless access control. Ty concludes by discussing how video analytics is being used to manage queues in healthcare settings to optimize staffing and improve the patient experience.
In Part II, Mark Lloyd, Executive Vice President and Founder of Inspirata, continues explaining Inspirata’s offerings that change the patient’s care pathway. Mark shares Inspirata’s origins, beginning with his passion for digital pathology and positively impacting the cancer patient’s journey. Mark describes Inspirata’s successful implementation at The Ohio State University and highlights Isilon as a key part. It resulted in the first primary digital diagnosis in the United States and the largest repository of whole slide images. Mark then explains Inspirata’s partnerships with Dell, Leica, Huron, Fujifilm and others. Mark concludes with where to find more information and final thoughts.
In Part I, Mark Lloyd, executive vice president and founder of Inspirata, explains how Inspirata impacts cancer patient survivorship. They improve information available to health care providers along their patients’ medical journey. Inspirata develops a multi-patient data trust to enable research insights, positively impacting patients, physicians, and health organizations. Mark discusses how Inspirata is able to drive insights in digital pathology using Inspirata’s Dynamix offering. This impacts the patient care pathway, clinical performance improvements, and research.
In Part II, John Reeves, Boomi’s Healthcare Solutions Evangelist, continues to share Boomi customer success stories within healthcare. John first provides an example in the area of connected health of a customer using Boomi to create a novel engagement platform resulting in a new customized patient experience. John then discusses Cardinal Health who is utilizing Boomi to implement a strategy to be fully cloud based. John’s final story is about ISV DJO Global who uses Boomi to enable MotionMD, a software automation platform. John concludes with where to find more information and success stories, and final thoughts.
In Part I, John Reeves, Boomi’s Healthcare Solutions Evangelist, shares success stories of customers utilizing Boomi for healthcare transformation. John first reminds us of Boomi’s unique benefits for Healthcare in a changing business climate. John discusses an IT transformation story with Easter Seals of the Bay Area successfully creating a new platform for case management. Workforce transformation and onboarding for a healthcare staffing organization is the subject of John’s second success story. John concludes with a discussion of Boomi’s strategic approach using personas.
In this episode, David White, Sr. Business Development Manager for Unstructured Data Storage (UDS) Healthcare, shares details on Pathology Visions ’19 Conference, October 6-8 in Orlando. Dave provides an overview of the show as well as Dell Technologies’ key themes for the conference. Dave discusses Dell’s presence at the show including technology, business, partner, and subject matter experts. Dave concludes with the many ways attendees can engage with Dell while at Pathology Visions ‘19.
In Part II, Kevin Crosby, Dell Healthcare Director for the Americas, provides the latest updates in the remaining three pillars of Healthcare Transformation: Healthcare IT, Connected Health and Precision Medicine. Within the IT transformation pillar, Kevin details three key components: multicloud, modern infrastructure, and clinical workload optimization. Kevin discusses the three focus areas in Connected Health consisting of clinical workforce productivity, healthcare IoT and AR/VR. Under Precision Medicine, the emphasis is on big data, analytics, and AI/machine learning. Kevin then shares a story about data science and analytics being used to reduce staff turnover. Security is a critical component for all aspects of Healthcare transformation and Kevin explains how security applies across all four pillars. Kevin concludes with where to find more information and final thoughts.
In Part I, Kevin Crosby, Dell Healthcare Director for the Americas, provides an update on the Four Pillars of Healthcare Transformation. Kevin explains that the Security Transformation pillar has been replaced by Application Transformation, and security has been moved to an overarching attribute for ALL the pillars. Application Transformation is comprised of three key focus areas: dev. ops / data science, application rationalization, and application integration. Kevin explains each theme in depth.
In this episode, Vince Westin, Dell Technical Evangelist for PowerMax, discusses the just-released Storage Class Memory (SCM) and NVMe over fabric features of PowerMax. SCM drives can be added non-disruptively and cut read miss times in approximately half - yielding about a 50 µSec improvement in read miss performance, significant when many transactions are down to only a few hundred µSecs. Healthcare workloads involve many different file types and SCM’s machine learning automatically puts the hottest data in the SCM tier, making a relatively small amount of SCM added to an array show a dramatic improvement in overall performance. NVMe over fabric bypasses front end protocols to provide memory-class performance with only minor non-disruptive changes to the environment. Both SCM and NVMe over fabric reduce latency and increase overall throughput. Vince then explains how multiple Epic workloads in Healthcare can be consolidated onto PowerMax, and goes on to discuss the latest advances in NDM (non-disruptive migration). Vince concludes with where to find more information and final thoughts.
In this episode, Sandy Wilson, Dell Healthcare Global Alliance Manager, discusses four of the latest trends in medical imaging and how customers are addressing these trends. Sandy shares new, emerging medical imaging use cases and new applications for AI and machine learning within medical imaging. Sandy then defines the three critical stakeholder groups needed for a successful medical image management strategy. Next, Sandy discusses cloud options for medical images whether on-prem, public cloud, multi-cloud, or hybrid cloud and how Dell technologies is uniquely positioned to support all of these options. Sandy concludes with where to find more information and final thoughts.
In Part II, Patrick Myles, Chief Executive Officer of Huron Digital Pathology, discusses Huron’s partnership with Dell and creating a Huron architecture that sits on Dell’s compute and storage solutions. Patrick then explains how Huron’s scan/index/search solution co-exists with other vendors in the market. Patrick goes on to share advice for healthcare organizations on the digital pathology journey, stressing the importance of an open architecture, building a business case for digital pathology, and partnering IT with pathologists and bioinformaticists. Patrick concludes with where to find more information and final thoughts.
In Part I, Patrick Myles, Chief Executive Officer of Huron Digital Pathology (a prominent Dell partner), first shares his definition of digital pathology and what’s driving its need. Patrick then reviews the top challenges of adopting a digital pathology solution, including the magnitude of the unstructured data being created, change management, and partnering between pathology and IT professionals. Patrick concludes with a discussion of how Huron Digital Pathology provides a novel scan, index, and search solution to address many digital pathology challenges. Patrick also discusses Huron’s legacy and the evolution of their scan, index, and search solution.
In Part II, Dr. Justin Collier, Industry Practice Manager for Healthcare for World Wide Technology (a prominent Dell partner), explains the key elements in the transition from volume based to value based reimbursement in healthcare and the impacts on patients and healthcare organizations. Dr. Collier discusses the new enabling technologies as well as key inhibitors to the transition to this new model of care, as well as first steps for healthcare IT organizations making this transition. Dr. Collier concludes with where to find more information and final thoughts.
In Part I, Dr. Justin Collier, Industry Practice Manager for Healthcare for World Wide Technology (a prominent Dell partner)reviews the information technology trends with great potential in healthcare, going into further detail on how healthcare IT is closing the gap on the digital transformation journey, AI/machine learning, and connected health using the IOT. Dr. Collier concludes with a discussion of how healthcare IT organizations are addressing governance and quality of the large amounts of unstructured data generated in healthcare.
In this episode, Randy Goins, UDS Regional Territory Manager and Tony Metz, UDS Advisory Systems Engineer discuss the use of Isilon with flash and blended tiers as an approach to manage healthcare imaging and other unstructured data. Tony explains the use cases for flash in a blended Isilon approach and getting the right blend and tiering policies which address performance, capacity, and cost requirements. Randy then discusses costs of blended Isilon local storage compared to a cloud approach and the many customer success stories with a blended approach.
In Part II, Susmit Pal, Healthcare Field Director for Connected Health Solutions, defines the critical groundwork needed when implementing continuous clinical access, identifies Dell technologies that enable continuous clinical access and wraps up with a case study from the University of Arkansas and final thoughts.
In Part I of this two-part episode, Susmit Pal, Healthcare Field Director for Connected Health Solutions, reminds us of the key elements of clinical workforce transformation, defines continuous clinical access in terms of anytime, anywhere application access and managing application delivery cost and risk and provides use cases for continuous clinical access.
In Part II of this two-part episode, Deb Millin, Healthcare Leader for Dell Technologies' Video Surveillance Business Unit, shares details about video data storage and management in healthcare, Dell solutions for video surveillance, where to find more information, and final thoughts.
In Part I of this two-part episode, Deb Millin, Healthcare Leader for Dell Technologies' Video Surveillance Business Unit, describes the many applications of video surveillance in healthcare. Deb also discusses where video surveillance fits across the four pillars of healthcare IT transformation, use cases, and how Dell delivers business value by bringing simplicity, scalability and centralized management to video surveillance in healthcare.
In the Part II episode, Dave White, Sr. Business Development Manager for Unstructured Data Storage (UDS) in Healthcare, shares information about Dell's partners in digital pathology, Dell solutions, where to find more information and final thoughts.
In the Part I episode, Dave White, Sr. Business Development Manager for Unstructured Data Storage (UDS) in Healthcare, shares some of the factors behind the rapid growth of digital pathology in healthcare, use cases, and data management challenges.
In Part II of this two-part edition, Blane Clark, Leader, VMware Healthcare Multi-cloud Strategy, shares use cases for VMware's multi-cloud strategy as well as thoughts on workforce transformation and multi-cloud platform management.
In Part 1 of this two-part edition, Blane Clark, Leader, VMware Healthcare Multi-cloud Strategy, shares VMware's approach to multi-cloud for healthcare and how IT organizations can implement the strategy.
In Part II of this two-part edition, Alex Almeida, Consultant, Data Protection Product Marketing, discusses strategies to integrate the cloud into backup and data management in Healthcare.
In Part I of this two-part edition, Alex Almeida, Consultant, Data Protection Product Marketing, shares the challenges and opportunities of data management, protection and backup in Healthcare.
In the first of this CTO Corner Internet of Things In Healthcare series, Steve Lazer, Dell’s Global Healthcare CTO, discusses IoT within the acute care environment.
In Part II of this two-part podcast, James Norman, Dell’s CIO for Healthcare in the EMEA region, discusses GPDR, other HIT data regulations, Security, Cyber-threats, and Dell’s products and services.
In Part I of this two-part edition, James Norman, Dell’s CIO for Healthcare in the EMEA region, brings his years of experience in the U.K. Healthcare industry to bear in discussing EMEA Healthcare IT Transformation.
In this edition, Vince Westin, PowerMax Technical Evangelist, describes how PowerMax fulfills the requirements for deploying SAP in Healthcare IT environments.
In Part II of this two-part podcast, George Morris, Dell's North American Healthcare CIO, continues sharing his practical and realistic approach to Healthcare IT (HIT) transformation.
In Part I of this two-part podcast, George Morris, Dell's North American Healthcare CIO, shares his 26 years of experience in Healthcare IT (20 of which as a Healthcare CIO), to relay a practical and realistic approach to Healthcare IT (HIT) transformation.
In this edition Susmit Pal dives deeper into Personas, explaining how they can be used and refined to enable Healthcare IT transformation and standardize workflows.
Robin Braun, Healthcare Storage CIO, and Jason Jones, Epic Global Account Manager, discuss Healthcare service levels as supported by PowerMax.
In this edition, Chris Mohen, MEDITECH Global Alliance Manager, introduces us to MEDITECH, one of the top three global EMR vendors with whom Dell has had a relationship for over 35 years.
In this episode, Robin Braun, Global Healthcare Storage CIO, and Dave Graham, Director of Global Messaging for Emerging Technologies, introduce us to the upcoming 5G cell protocol and its impact on Healthcare.
In this special CTO Corner episode, Steve Lazer introduces us to the wide world of Internet of Things (IoT) and Healthcare. IoT devices have different meanings across acute, ambulatory, and non-clinical settings, and Steve explains the differences between them.#TransformHITHealthcare IoT White Paper: From Patient To Provider To Cloud: https://www.dellemc.com/resources/en-us/asset/white-papers/solutions/h17559_dell_emc_whitepaper_moving_healthcare_iot_from_idea_to_reality.pdf
In this episode, Robin Braun and Jason Jones explore the relationship between Epic and Dell EMC.See the NEW Whitepaper: Top Ten Reasons Why PowerMax for Epic at: https://dellemc.com/resources/en-us/asset/briefs-handouts/solutions/h17535_top_10_reasons_why_powermax_for_epic.pdf
In this episode, Roger Burnett, Healthcare Services Field Director, reviews the Dell ProConsult services available for Healthcare.For more on ProConsult, see: https://www.dell.com/downloads/us/bsd/bsd/rel_fy10q3_le_wadi_brochure.pdf
In Part II of this two-part episode, John Reeves, Boomi’s Healthcare solutions evangelist, covers Boomi installation and deployment, maintenance and upgrades, how Boomi contributes to Healthcare IT governance, licensing, and more.For Part I, click here: https://soundcloud.com/user-438874054/healthcare-powerchat-015-introduction-to-boomi-with-john-reeves-part-iFor more intro, check out the Boomi Home Page: https://boomi.com/
In this episode Dave DeAngelis and Rich Fletcher discuss Dell Technologies’ presence, key themes, and customer engagement at HIMSS ’19 (Feb. 11 – 15 at the Orlando Convention Center). For more info see: https://dellemcevents.com/event/himss19Twitter: https://twitter.com/DellEMChealth#TransformHIT #HIMSS19LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/showcase/DellHealth
In Part I of this two-part episode, John Reeves, Boomi’s Healthcare solutions evangelist, introduces us to Boomi, which is a unified, cloud native integration platform. For more intro, check out the Boomi Home Page: https://boomi.com/
In this edition Dave White, Dell EMC’s Health Care Business Development Manager, takes us deeper into the world of Unstructured Data Storage (UDS), and more specifically into the many use cases for video and visible light image capture.
In this edition Aran Hoffmann, Dell EMC Health Care Advisory Systems Engineer, takes us into the world of VxRack FLEX and its suitability for Epic, the Epic Cache database, and the Epic Hyperspace environment.
In part II of this two-part podcast Chris Logan, VMware’s Director of Healthcare Industry Strategy, completes the four pillars of Healthcare Transformation (IT, Cloud, Digital Clinical Workspace, and Security) from VMware’s perspective.For more information beyond the podcast see:• Dell EMC Healthcare Solutions page: www.dellemc.com/en-us/industry/he…care-it/index.htm• VMware Healthcare Solutions page: www.vmware.com/solutions/industr…it-solutions.html • PowerChat on the Four Pillars of Healthcare Transformation: User-438874054 – 4-pillars-transformation-kevin-mckittrick• Security Transformation in Healthcare: www.dell.com/html/global/health…/mobile/index.html• White Hat Security Whitepaper: i.dell.com/sites/doccontent/bu…rity_Whitepaper.pdf
In this edition Chris Logan, VMware’s Director of Healthcare Industry Strategy, takes us into the four pillars of Healthcare Transformation (IT, Cloud, Digital Clinical Workspace, and Security) from VMware’s perspective.For more information beyond the podcast see: • Dell EMC Healthcare Solutions page: https://www.dellemc.com/en-us/industry/healthcare-it/index.htm • VMware Healthcare Solutions page: https://www.vmware.com/solutions/industry/healthcare-it-solutions.html • PowerChat on the Four Pillars of Healthcare Transformation: https://soundcloud.com/user-438874054/4-pillars-transformation-kevin-mckittrick • Security Transformation in Healthcare: https://www.dell.com/html/global/healthcare/mobile/index.html • White Hat Security Whitepaper: https://i.dell.com/sites/doccontent/business/solutions/whitepapers/en/Documents/DellEMC_WhiteHatSecurity_Whitepaper.pdf
In this edition Susmit Pal, Dell EMC Healthcare Field Director, takes us deeper into the world of Connected Health, a key component of Clinical Workforce Transformation and one of the Four Pillars of Healthcare IT Transformation.For more information beyond the podcast see: •Dell EMC Healthcare Solutions page: https://www.dellemc.com/en-us/industry/healthcare-it/index.htm •Dell EMC Connected Health Solutions Page:https://www.dell.com/en-us/work/learn/connected_health_transformation •PowerChat on Clinical Workforce Transformation:https://soundcloud.com/user-438874054/healthcare-powerchat-004-clinical-workforce-transformation-with-susmit-pal •PowerChat on the Four Pillars of Healthcare Transformation:https://soundcloud.com/user-438874054/4-pillars-transformation-kevin-mckittrick
Steve Lazer, Global Dell EMC Healthcare CTO, describes Multi-Cloud and the Healthcare IT transformation process to exploit it. For more information beyond the podcast see: •Dell EMC Healthcare Solutions page: https://www.dellemc.com/en-us/industry/healthcare-it/index.htm •Optimize Healthcare Applications with a Multi-Cloud Approach White Paper: https://i.dell.com/sites/doccontent/shared-content/data-sheets/fr/Documents/DellEMC_Infographic_MultiCloud_Apps_fr.pdf
Jason Jones explains Dell EMC’s relationship with Medical Informatics and reviews their Sick Bay clinical intelligence platform. To see Medical Informatics in action, please watch “Automate Strip Export to Your EMR” on Vimeo: https://vimeo.com/299327826?ref=em-share. For all of your healthcare questions or topics, please go to: Dell EMC Healthcare Solutions page at https://www.dellemc.com/en-us/industry/healthcare-it/index.htm.
In this episode Dave White explains Unstructured Data Storage and the four main use cases for UDS in Healthcare: Video surveillance of both patients and facilities, clinical content collection and storage of both images and patient waveforms, digital pathology, and the emerging and exciting world of Virtual Reality. Check out these links for additional information. Dell EMC Healthcare Solutions page - https://www.dellemc.com/en-us/industry/healthcare-it/index.htm Unlock Your Data Capital with Dell EMC page -https://www.dellemc.com/en-us/storage/it-transformation/datacapital.htmIDC White Paper: Unlock the Power of Data Capital: Accelerate Digital Transformation - https://www.dellemc.com/resources/en-us/asset/analyst-reports/products/storage/unlock_data_cap_accelerator_idc_white_paper.pdf
In this episode Kevin, a former Healthcare executive, addresses the multi-faceted world of Healthcare IT transformation. Before 2010 and the Affordable Care Act (ACA), most Healthcare settings did not employ Electronic Medical Records (EMR), so the digitization revolution is occurring much later in Healthcare than in other industries. EMR is the first area of transformation, but there is a plethora of other data to be incorporated from a wide range of devices, little of which is designed for interoperability. New technologies such as machine learning, AI, and genomic data are driving a more personalized care protocol based on, for example, individualized genetic mutations. All this data drives a new era of digital pathology, requiring data lake architectures that can scale out. The net savings to physicians is 80% reduced time accessing vital data needed for individualized care. Kevin then discusses Dell Products and Services that assist in Healthcare IT transformation and how our approach is solutions based, and shares a success story in the Boston area.
In this episode Susmit takes us through the complex world of clinical workforce end user transformation. Starting broadly with trends in end user computing, Susmit takes us through the changing technologies, work habits and demographics of end users. Narrowing in on health care workers, Susmit first explores the sea change brought about due to digital health care records, then discusses the surprising amount of time health care end users spend entering data and not attending to patients. This means that strategies to transform clinical end user computing need to focus on the end user and not the device, maximize simplicity and efficiency, and of course maintain highest levels of security while managing costs. Susmit takes us through how all that is accomplished along with some success stories, and finally covers the ways in which Dell is positioned to help with this transformation.
In this episode Bruce explores the worlds of Epic backup and recovery using ProtectPoint as well as Healthcare Cyber Recovery with Jason Jones, Epic Global Partner Account Manager and Mike Murphy, Healthcare Data Protection Specialist. Mike and Jason first outline the backup and restore requirements as specified by Epic. Mike then describes ProtectPoint, how it’s used to backup and restore Epic databases, and some of the impressive results being seen in the field. Jason and Mike then highlight the various health care cyber threats that must be addressed, and highlight the interesting fact that a healthcare record is 50X more valuable than a credit card record on the black market. They then explore the best practices, products and services from Dell to address Health Care Cyber Recovery.
In this episode our host Bruce Hall asks Steve to define Business Continuity (BC) and how it specifically applies to health care, how the special needs for healthcare BC affects infrastructure and topology choices, and how healthcare organizations define the level of BC they need. Steve then reviews Dell products and services to empower healthcare BC, including servers, storage, virtualization, services, and more.
In this episode Bruce Hall, our host for the series, discusses the four pillars of healthcare transformation with Kevin McKittrick, the Health Care Field Director from the southeast. Kevin takes us through the 4 pillars of health care transformation: IT Transformation, Precision Medicine, Connected Health and Security. He delves into each topic from the field perspective and how Dell brings the whole portfolio together to deliver solutions for our healthcare customers.