The great CIOs realize that they're not buying clinical capabilities to build an empire or for the benefit of the CIO. It's for operations. It's for the CMO. It's for the hospital administration and the hospital presidents. So to me, the CIO becomes the facilitator and the translator. They bring operations to the table. And they ask, are we leveraging our systems? And are we actually consuming them efficiently?

Rob DeMichiei, Retired CFO

49 out of 50 states still own patient information in the EHR. In the context of patient control of data and where we stand globally with regulations, I’m seeing a resurgence of the concept of being in control of your information and the rights and access that you have to that information and how the patient should be at the center of it.

Jim St. Clair, Lumedic

Our employee engagement has actually increased during the pandemic which we were quite surprised to see. We feel good about how we are managing through it. People feel like they're contributing to the pandemic and not suffering from it. That made a big difference for us.

John Groetelaars, Hillrom