Dell Emc Healthcare Powerchat

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.