Dell Emc Healthcare Powerchat

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-disruptiv