At the end of the day, or at the end of this light in the tunnel, what we want to do is ultimately stop treating the disease and treat the patient holistically. And if we can do that using augmentation through AI, we should be able to reduce costs, reduce the number of treatments and other associations for diagnosis and get a patient in and out the door, faster and happier.

Matt Fornito, Trace3

If we look at what people went through in 2020 and well into 2021, people are exhausted. You come to value and appreciate people in a different way. You come to know and work with them in a different way. There were also many natural disasters on top of the pandemic. I know a CIO in Michigan. They had a huge flood. He had people on his team who lost their homes that were staying with him in his house.

Sue Schade, StarBridge Advisors

Trust has eroded in so many different verticals. You've seen the reports, especially in politics. The one that has been maintained is doctors and nurses. They have always had trust. So I would leverage that trust and really make sure my clinicians felt like their job had meaning and that they have the ability to influence the organization.

Ed Marx, The HCI Group