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By Timothy Korwan, Director of Integrated Solutions, Avantor
Evidence of a business continuity plan should also be in place.
By Denise Juliano, Group Vice President of Life Sciences, Premier Inc.
CDS solutions that enable prompt, meaningful and actionable decisions are the next innovation that CIOs and life sciences companies should be paying attention to.
By Eric Walter Theodore Chojnicki, Director CMC Project Management, Allergan
The successful development of a drug in the post-genomic era of drug development requires infrastructure and good project management practices for the management of the knowledge necessary to facilitate strategic decisions.
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 Brian Jacobs, MD, VP, CMIO & CIO, Children’s National Health System
The notion that we as healthcare providers should anticipate the needs of patients and act on the latest data might seem self-evident.
By Yair Briman, SVP & GM, Healthcare IT, Philips Healthcare
The cloud is powering new possibilities and expanding capabilities across healthcare, pharma and the life sciences.
By Susan Hawkins, SVP, Population Health, Henry Ford Health System
In today’s national landscape, healthcare organizations are being pressured by consumers and purchasers to compete on value: high quality health outcomes, excellent experiences, and lower costs.
By Joe Touey, SVP, GSK North America Pharmaceuticals IT
Many Pharma and life sciences companies consume cloud computing in the form of software-as-a-service. GSK deploys all email and collaboration technology— in the Microsoft cloud. Hence we operate in several countries with hundred thousand employees.
By David Kwasha, APAC Region Head VP & Managing Director, Alexion Pharmaceuticals Inc
Now with the advent of genetic therapy, cure based innovations will accelerate and create the most significant breakthrough chapter of human health history in my view.
By John Gresham, VP & GM, DeviceWorks and Interoperability, Cerner
The Internet of Things (IoT) is a network of internet-connected physical objects or things embedded with electronics, software and sensors that are connected.
By Chuck Hughes, Medical Device Reprocessing Consultant, HIGHPOWER Validation Testing & Lab Services
The purpose of sterilization packaging systems (i.e. wraps, peel pouches and rigid containers) in health care facilities is to maintain sterility until point of use.
By Toni Jarrett, Executive Director, Advisory Services, Optimum Healthcare IT
Everyone knows that routine maintenance is required to keep a home, car or even a person in good shape and performing well.
By Jake Dorst, Chief Information and Innovation Officer, Tahoe Forest Hospital District
The much-discussed transformation of the hospital CIO from the technically focused, to a role that now encompasses those functions as well as vendor and project management.
By Linda Shanley, VP & CIO, Saint Francis Hospital and Medical Center
I believe the patient portal has changed the patient experience. Imagine getting all your laboratory, radiology, ancillary results and clinical summary on your smart phone.
By Cynthia A. Challener, Ph.D, Scientific Content Director, That’s Nice LLC
Today’s pharma industry IT systems must deliver cost-effective solutions for managing vast quantities of disparate data while maintaining quality, regulatory compliance and flexibility.
