We are going to look at the medical record of every COVID positive patient that has been tested in our organizations and we are actually going to start to look at characteristics about them. Who had a severe infection? What were the earliest signs? Can you predict severity based on early signs?”

John Halamka, Mayo Clinic

The Metaverse. I still don't quite understand how big it's gonna be or how fast or how much we need to play in it. But if you think about the technology behind that, taking that concept out of it, this idea that we're combining the ability for us to just consume other services, to kind of move into a world where we really are in control of our digital life a little bit more. I do think that solves a number of the challenges that we have in healthcare around portability of information, around the security challenges and around how we actually can be immersed in different things and travel and get different experiences that aren't necessarily requiring us to be in a really expensive building for long.

Jason Joseph, BHSH System

Home networks are around three and a half times more likely to have malware on them than corporate networks. So think about your entire workforce at home using their own wifi routers and various states of passwords and that certainly expands the opportunity for the bad guys.

Tim Norris, RSA