A hyperconverged infrastructure, from a storage and compute perspective, is the ability to actually use that which is needed. And from a sort perspective to be able to scale out as needed. You kind of keep yourself future proof.

Charles Boicey, CTO

I think the pandemic moved the needle significantly to one end of the spectrum. But the needle is moving back a little and equilibrium has not yet been achieved. There's a tipping point. At a very broad level it accelerated the transformation timeline from years to months.

Paddy Padmanabhan, Damo Consulting

When we move forward with wearables and sensors I think the orthopedic side will really take off too. How do you exploit those technologies and layer that in with telehealth to really be able to, maybe post-operatively, almost never see a patient? If you're supposed to have a certain range of motion and we can measure it with a sensor then maybe you don't have to come back to Manhattan or to wherever you've been for those visits. There's all sorts of exciting things around improving patient outcomes and patient care using these techniques.

Jamie Nelson, Hospital for Special Surgery