Erick Herring, Vynyl's CTO, provided expert testimony to Idaho's AI Working Group on data readiness, implementation strategies, and responsible AI deployment in state government.

Claire Manneh of Datavant discusses how their innovative "protect, connect, and deliver" approach is breaking down health data silos to improve patient care, advance research, and enhance health outcomes.

Dr. Caroline Yang discusses the evolution of hospital at home programs, highlighting technological advancements, remote patient monitoring, and the potential of AI in healthcare. She shares insights on scaling these programs, improving patient experiences, and the future of acute care delivery outside traditional hospital settings.

Effective project management in healthcare technology is crucial for success, requiring a balance of technical expertise, regulatory knowledge, and strong interpersonal skills. This article outlines key strategies for success, including consistent Agile practices, clear scope definition, regular progress tracking, proactive risk management, and fostering a strong team culture, while highlighting common pitfalls and warning signs of projects in distress.

This comprehensive guide outlines seven crucial principles for designing accessible and user-centric AI interfaces in healthcare. We explore everything from the importance of transparency and cultural fluency, to the balanced automation in creating inclusive healthtech solutions that empower patients and healthcare providers alike.

As digital transformation continues to reshape the healthcare industry, the underlying technical infrastructure has become a critical foundation for innovation. In this article, Nathan Chandler, a partner and consulting-CTO at Vynyl, discusses the concept of "minimum viable observability" - a vital organizational competency for ensuring the reliability and stability of complex software systems.

What are the legal and compliance issues associated with bringing innovative AI solutions to providers and patients? In this episode of the Product in Healthtech podcast, we interviewed Jennifer Geetter, a partner at McDermott Will & Emery, to learn more about what healthcare clients should consider.

Chris Shenberger, head of sports science and medicine for the Columbus Crew SC, is leveraging cutting-edge technology and data analytics to personalize athlete training, predict injury risks, and optimize performance in professional soccer - offering an exciting glimpse into the future of proactive, hyper-personalized healthcare for all.

Discover how Virta is revolutionizing type 2 diabetes treatment through personalized nutrition, tech-enabled monitoring, and clinical support. Amit offers fascinating insights on scaling a digital health company and the impact of recent GLP-1 developments on their mission. 

Discover how Andy Chu, Providence's SVP of Product and Technology, and his standalone innovation team are transforming healthcare by incubating and scaling solutions that address the biggest challenges faced by patients, clinicians, and staff.

Minimum Viable Observability (MVO) offers healthcare organizations a balanced approach to modernizing IT systems while leveraging existing infrastructure. This article explores how MVO can enhance system reliability, improve compliance, and drive innovation in healthcare IT, bridging the gap between legacy systems and cutting-edge technologies.

More than 240 people signed up to join a growing community of digital health professionals. The feedback about the event has been amazing. Here’s what some attendees had to say about Product in Healthtech.

June is Pride month, which marks the anniversary of the Stonewall Riots in 1969 that sparked the modern movement for equality for the LGBTQ+ community. Half a century later, great strides have been made, but there is still a long way to go.

On June 19, we’re happy and proud to celebrate Juneteenth as a company holiday with our colleagues, friends, and communities.

Live chat with the speakers and dive into virtual networking as you optimize decision making, increase development velocity, and navigate the unique constraints and opportunities in healthcare. Register today!

It's going to be a fun month for DevOps, design, and data nerds.

As part of our celebration of Women’s History Month, we asked the Vynyl team about the women in tech that have influenced them. This kicked off a lively Slack discussion of well-known tech figures as well as some of the team’s real-life personal heroes.

"Our first virtual SheTech was a great success. The Career Women were amazing and shared their journey to a STEM career with the girls,” said Jennifer DeWitt, W.IN board member and senior producer at Vynyl.

Erick sits down with Beth Kuchar to discuss how the COVID-19 pandemic is affecting cybersecurity, and why consumers expect more tech-heavy services, including expanded telehealth.