When we started the enterprise install we took down at least 100, if not more applications just by bringing everything into Epic. For application rationalization, as managers and directors we're constantly aware of our contracts. What's coming in? What are we allowed to expand upon? Which vendors do we choose not to expand with any further?

Amanda Bass, Peace Health

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

Historically Epic's core database was always running on cache. That's been the core database engine for a very long time. Intersystems released the next generation database platform which is InterSystems IRIS. What Epic is doing is essentially helping customers migrate to the new platform because cache is going to get deprecated sooner or later.

Marty Momdjian, Sirius