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Project in Distress: Minimum Viable Observability
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.
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The Legal Landscape of AI and Digital Health Innovation - with Jennifer Geetter
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.
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Minimum Viable Observability in Healthcare: Balancing Legacy Systems and Innovation
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.
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Erick Herring Talks Cybersecurity at Innovate Pasadena
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.
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