In my mind the CIO is the CDO plus the network operations guy. If you extract the CDO element from it or the CIO, they’re no longer the fun, cool, glamorous techie. They're just operations, right? You might just want an IT operator that says greenlight screen network is on and we're safe. But I think that really great CIOs do both.

William Walders, Health First

I think the first reduced revenue campaign is a smile and dial to your vendors. What can they do to decrease our spend by X? Next look at what systems could we archive or even turn off? Doing things like that is essential.

Charles Boicey, CTO

I think what's changing in transformation is that we're bringing the patient, the consumer, into the business in a way that they never were. And so if you think about it from that perspective, care at home isn't something different. It's care at home and it needs a different set of technologies and connectivity and tools, but the operating model to support that still needs to be supported and sustained.

Jason Joseph, BHSH System