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Innovation Where it Matters Most:
Exploring the Latest in HealthTech
FORUM HIGHLIGHTS
YOUR HOST
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Mark Settle is a seven time CIO, three time CIO 100 award winner and two time book author. His most recent book is “Truth from the Valley, A Practical Primer on IT Management for the Next Decade”. Settle serves on the advisory boards of several venture capital firms and personally advises multiple startup companies. Nine members of his prior management teams have gone on to become public company CIOs.
Incorporating AI in
Digital Health
AI has the potential to augment various parts of digital health capabilities—patient care, clinician experience, patient experience, etc. For this session, we’ll focus on AI that can impact care team and clinical workflow. Reducing clinician burden and enhancing care outcomes is a shared goal for all healthcare providers.
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Rachini Moosavi is an accomplished healthcare and analytics professional with a passion for empowering people, delivering value, and improving healthcare through analytics insights. Over her healthcare career, Rachini has been a nursing assistant, process consultant, revenue cycle analyst and leader, and analytics executive. As Chief Analytics Officer at UNC Health, she is a dedicated leader who champions the healthcare data and analytics enablement strategy within her organization and across the industry. Rachini holds a Health Policy & Management bachelor's and master's degree from the Gillings School of Global Public Health at UNC-Chapel Hill and is a recent graduate of the Chief Data Officer Certificate program from Carnegie Mellon University.
Replacing the Clipboard with a
Universal Health Identity
During this session, Jason will share how CLEAR is replacing the clipboard in healthcare. Beyond it’s presence in airports; CLEAR is extending it’s mission for removing friction to healthcare experiences and streamlining healthcare encounters. He will discuss how CLEAR can empower consumer centricity for patients, workforce and guests, and what it can mean when identity is no longer a mystery.
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Jason Sherwin currently leads healthcare business development at CLEAR where he focuses on how CLEAR’s single, interoperable identity platform can deliver value to health systems, payers, digital health and more. Prior to CLEAR, Jason spent 10+ years at NYU Langone Health, where he built their Virtual Health program, including during the organization’s response to the COVID-19 surge. He also led product management for NYU Langone’s Department of Radiology and deployed Epic across the enterprise. Jason earned his MBA at NYU Stern School of Business and his undergraduate degree from Skidmore College.
Innovative Defenses:
Integrating CSPM, Multi-Cloud, and AI Analytics for Healthcare Security
In an era where digital transformation is pivotal, the healthcare sector faces unique cybersecurity challenges, amplified by the adoption of multi-cloud environments and the sophisticated use of AI/ML analytics. This webinar delves into the current state of cybersecurity within healthcare, highlighting the critical role of Cloud Security Posture Management (CSPM) tools in safeguarding sensitive data while ensuring cost efficiency and compliance.
Attendees will gain insights into the strategic implementation of multi-cloud strategies, exploring how these can enhance flexibility and resilience against cyber threats. Moreover, we will explore the transformative impact of digital analytics, powered by AI and machine learning, in preempting security vulnerabilities and streamlining operational efficiencies.
This session is designed for IT professionals, cybersecurity experts, and healthcare administrators looking to fortify their defenses against the ever-evolving landscape of cyber threats. Through expert discussions and case studies, participants will learn about the latest trends and technologies that can be leveraged to protect healthcare data and infrastructure, ensuring a secure and compliant digital environment.
Join us to explore innovative defense strategies that integrate CSPM tools, multi-cloud approaches, and AI-driven analytics into a cohesive framework for healthcare security. This webinar will equip you with the knowledge and tools to navigate the complexities of cybersecurity in the healthcare sector, empowering you to lead your organization towards a more secure and future-proof digital ecosystem.
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Ganesh Manjuluri is a distinguished cybersecurity leader within Humana's Enterprise Information Protection (EIP) division, where he oversees cloud security engineering functions for building security defenses. Holding a master's degree from Marymount University and armed with a suite of certifications including PMP, ITIL, CSM, AWS, and Azure, Ganesh brings a wealth of knowledge and a robust skill set to his role. Since joining Humana in 2020, he has been instrumental in enhancing the organization's cybersecurity measures.
With a career spanning notable organizations such as KPMG, Verizon, Symantec, and the Department of Homeland Security, Ganesh has cultivated deep expertise in managing client/server applications and spearheading cloud infrastructure projects. His proficiency in developing comprehensive security controls to mitigate both internal and external threats is unparalleled.
In his capacity as a cloud security expert, Ganesh leads his team in implementing both proactive and reactive security strategies. Leveraging data analytics, Cloud Security Posture Management (CSPM) tools and sophisticated dashboards across Azure, AWS, and GCP, he optimizes Humana's cloud security framework, focusing on cost efficiency, resource utilization, and the automated remediation of misconfigurations.
Outside of his professional pursuits, Ganesh cherishes the time spent with his two grown-up kids, wife, and a 3-year-old German Shepherd in Northern Virginia, alongside a passion for gardening. His commitment to staying at the forefront of technological innovation underscores his dedication to exploring new cybersecurity frontiers.
Ganesh's blend of technical acumen, leadership, and commitment to safeguarding digital assets positions him as a pivotal figure in the cybersecurity domain.
Ransomware in Today’s Economy
AND HOW TO AVOID DISRUPTION
In a survey conducted by Rubrik in November 2022, 92% of IT and security leaders said they were concerned they wouldn’t be able to maintain business continuity if they experienced a cyber-attack.
Do you share these apprehensions regarding your organization’s resilience in the face of potential ransomware or cyber-attacks? Is your current solution adept at meeting your Recovery Time Objectives (RTOs) and Recovery Point Objectives (RPOs)? Furthermore, are you grappling with the daunting prospect of mounting expenses with maintaining a secondary data center?
In this session, we’ll delve into a real-life case study, offering invaluable insights into how forward-thinking organizations can proactively safeguard themselves against debilitating disruptions to their business operations. Join us to learn how to fortify your defenses and ensure seamless continuity in the face of adversity.
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Brian previously worked at at DS3 DataVaulting where he supported the channel relationships and helped grow the business. He has since been consulting for Colocation providers in Ashburn, VA and joined the Assured Data Protection team in July 2018.
The Economics of
Healthcare Disruption
For years now, healthcare has been pegged as the next major industry for tech disruption - and for good reason. Healthcare spending has consistently outpaced inflation, now accounting for 17.5% of GDP, while quality and outcomes lag behind other developed countries, with many measures trending in the wrong direction. Yet, despite countless attempts and billions of dollars invested, the healthcare industry has been remarkably resistant to meaningful disruption. Why? To understand this question and to forecast the future of technology in healthcare, it's essential to understand the complex economics underlying one of America's largest and most complicated industries.
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Andrew Sudimack is a health economist and thought leader with 15+ years of experience working within various sectors of the healthcare industry. Prior to his current role with the Federal Government, Andrew served as the Director of Data Strategy and Outcomes Research for a digital maternal health company, following a 10-year career in healthcare consulting where he specialized in revenue cycle analytics and optimization.
As an economist, Andrew focuses on the interplay of health policy, provider markets, and benefit design with respect to health care costs, quality, and access. Leveraging his unique and diverse background in healthcare, his work seeks to bridge the divide between academia and industry - translating complex economic theory and research into tangible strategic and policy initiatives. He has been published in multiple business and economic journals, including a recent Forefront article in Health Affairs, and has presented in numerous conferences and industry forums.
Andrew received his graduate degree in health economics from the Johns Hopkins University Bloomberg School of Public Health. He is also a member of the Hopkins Business of Health Initiative, an interdisciplinary research collaborative aimed at addressing the productivity challenges of the nation’s health system.
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