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By Brady Granier, President & CEO, Director, BioCorRx Inc
The intended purpose of MAT for opioid use disorder includes a decrease in illicit opioid use, decreased mortality, and improved long-term sobriety.
By Slava Akmaev, SVP, Chief Analytics Officer, Co-founder & Head of Berg Analytics, BERG Health
A handful of companies have been using AI methodologies in target discovery by analyzing vast amounts of data.
By Dr. Dhrumil Shah, CMIO/CIO, Compass Medical
Healthcare is in a major flux right now and a cloud of uncertainty looms above, keeping our vision obscured.
By Alan V. Abramson, Ph.D. SVP of Information Services & Technology and CIO, HealthPartners
Health must be more than maintenance, more than repair, and more than a reason to upgrade to a newer model.
By Darren Cockrel, CIO, Coyote Logistics
Most businesses these days are after more and more data; they’re looking for new ways to apply it to improve service and offer new options—to help create something more desirable than the competition.
By Dan Hausman, CTO, ConvergeHEALTH by Deloitte
With enormous pressure to generate better performance such as novel approved drugs and diagnostics from research and development investments, pharma Informatics.
By Rajeev Nair, VP & CIO, Jubilant Pharma
Homogenizing and integrating the various key processes for each newly acquired entity, without compromising on the differentiation that each of them needs to strengthen their competitive advantage is a key element of the growth strategy.
By Neal Wright, CIO, On Lok
There are a couple of cloud technologies that we have adopted successfully. Deciding to put our fundraising system on Salesforce was a no-brainer.
By Ashok Upadhyay, IT Sr. Director, Otsuka Pharmaceutical Development & Commercialization, Inc. (U.S.)
In the world of omnipresent social media and smart user-centric devices, digital technologies continue to redefine newer and better ways for people to interact with one another.
By Christopher Ferrara, Senior Director, Industry Solutions, Qlik
In this fast paced and cost-conscious industry, few Life Sciences companies have the appetite to spend millions of dollars or wait for months to access something that is all around us–data.
By Matthew Sena, M.H.A., CIO, Northern Arizona Healthcare
Today’s healthcare IT strategy is a tree with multiple trunks and many intertwining branches addressing needs of a complex and evolving healthcare landscape.
By Manoj Shah, VP-IT, Amneal Pharmaceuticals
We started to look at cloud computing a few years ago out of necessity and it has gradually evolved to become an important part of our IT strategy.
By Leo Barella, VP, Enterprise Architecture, AstraZeneca [NYSE:AZN]
Architectural or engineering principles are the cornerstone of the Enterprise Architecture.
By Paul Blake, Associate Director, GEP Worldwide
To re-imagine what is possible, without the limits that the status-quo imposes, and to work out how best to use our intellect and creativity
By Rashmi Kumar, SVP and CIO, McKesson
In the years 2011-2016, 160 security breaches are documented that affected at least 3.5 billion records. Of those security breaches, 111 were from hacking–or about 70 percent.
