What we're seeing with a lot of our customer base and what we are hearing when we go to the various conferences is almost a tale of two cities. We have some people that are continuing to spend with innovation. We have some people with clinician shortages and the concerns of wage inflation. We're seeing spending in security, we're seeing them spend in R and D, some AI, even some supply chain items. What we're seeing for other groups of folks is they're really looking at making sure that their investment dollars are where they need to be.

Christine Parent, MEDITECH

When I came into healthcare as a CIO, I had to sit down for eight hours straight with some of the smartest people in the room just to understand pricing. I realized there’s no way the average American can understand pricing and what they're getting themselves into when they walk into the hospital. I still believe that's true today. But I also believe it's a problem we can and should be able to solve.

Bill Russell, This Week in Health IT

This whole malware thing in healthcare is really getting people to think about endpoint protection. We have to do it. But in a way that doesn't break everything else. We have to be able to operationally manage it. And we need something that's not going to completely crush the environment.

Vik Nagjee, Sirius