It’s not a matter of IF you'll have a cyber incident. It's a matter of WHEN. And more importantly, how do you get back to business? How do you continue operations knowing that everything in the cyber blast radius has been contained?

David Ting, Tausight

At the University of Kansas we're trying to figure out how do you not only use the data more effectively, but how do you gain efficiency out of it? We're applying a lot of different strategies, whether it's automation or aligning our teams differently. We're also doing more of the agile methodology within our Epic environment as well.

Chris Harper, University of Kansas

Some care is not going to be able to be delivered virtually, because you can build the slickest algorithm in the world, but if it says you have chest pain, that's going to be a pretty short algorithm. It's gonna say go to your nearest emergency department immediately.

Matt Lambert, HealthNXT