Dell Emc Healthcare Powerchat

In this episode, Sandy Wilson, Dell Healthcare Global Alliance Manager, discusses four of the latest trends in medical imaging and how customers are addressing these trends. Sandy shares new, emerging medical imaging use cases and new applications for AI and machine learning within medical imaging. Sandy then defines the three critical stakeholder groups needed for a successful medical image management strategy. Next, Sandy discusses cloud options for medical images whether on-prem, public cloud, multi-cloud, or hybrid cloud and how Dell technologies is uniquely positioned to support all of these options. Sandy concludes with where to find more information and final thoughts.

In Part II, Patrick Myles, Chief Executive Officer of Huron Digital Pathology, discusses Huron’s partnership with Dell and creating a Huron architecture that sits on Dell’s compute and storage solutions. Patrick then explains how Huron’s scan/index/search solution co-exists with other vendors in the market. Patrick goes on to share advice for healthcare organizations on the digital pathology journey, stressing the importance of an open architecture, building a business case for digital pathology, and partnering IT with pathologists and bioinformaticists. Patrick concludes with where to find more information and final thoughts.

In Part I, Patrick Myles, Chief Executive Officer of Huron Digital Pathology (a prominent Dell partner), first shares his definition of digital pathology and what’s driving its need. Patrick then reviews the top challenges of adopting a digital pathology solution, including the magnitude of the unstructured data being created, change management, and partnering between pathology and IT professionals. Patrick concludes with a discussion of how Huron Digital Pathology provides a novel scan, index, and search solution to address many digital pathology challenges. Patrick also discusses Huron’s legacy and the evolution of their scan, index, and search solution.

In Part II, Dr. Justin Collier, Industry Practice Manager for Healthcare for World Wide Technology (a prominent Dell partner), explains the key elements in the transition from volume based to value based reimbursement in healthcare and the impacts on patients and healthcare organizations. Dr. Collier discusses the new enabling technologies as well as key inhibitors to the transition to this new model of care, as well as first steps for healthcare IT organizations making this transition. Dr. Collier concludes with where to find more information and final thoughts.

In Part I, Dr. Justin Collier, Industry Practice Manager for Healthcare for World Wide Technology (a prominent Dell partner)reviews the information technology trends with great potential in healthcare, going into further detail on how healthcare IT is closing the gap on the digital transformation journey, AI/machine learning, and connected health using the IOT. Dr. Collier concludes with a discussion of how healthcare IT organizations are addressing governance and quality of the large amounts of unstructured data generated in healthcare.

In this episode, Randy Goins, UDS Regional Territory Manager and Tony Metz, UDS Advisory Systems Engineer discuss the use of Isilon with flash and blended tiers as an approach to manage healthcare imaging and other unstructured data. Tony explains the use cases for flash in a blended Isilon approach and getting the right blend and tiering policies which address performance, capacity, and cost requirements. Randy then discusses costs of blended Isilon local storage compared to a cloud approach and the many customer success stories with a blended approach.

In Part II, Susmit Pal, Healthcare Field Director for Connected Health Solutions, defines the critical groundwork needed when implementing continuous clinical access, identifies Dell technologies that enable continuous clinical access and wraps up with a case study from the University of Arkansas and final thoughts.

In Part I of this two-part episode, Susmit Pal, Healthcare Field Director for Connected Health Solutions, reminds us of the key elements of clinical workforce transformation, defines continuous clinical access in terms of anytime, anywhere application access and managing application delivery cost and risk and provides use cases for continuous clinical access.

In Part II of this two-part episode, Deb Millin, Healthcare Leader for Dell Technologies' Video Surveillance Business Unit, shares details about video data storage and management in healthcare, Dell solutions for video surveillance, where to find more information, and final thoughts.

In Part I of this two-part episode, Deb Millin, Healthcare Leader for Dell Technologies' Video Surveillance Business Unit, describes the many applications of video surveillance in healthcare. Deb also discusses where video surveillance fits across the four pillars of healthcare IT transformation, use cases, and how Dell delivers business value by bringing simplicity, scalability and centralized management to video surveillance in healthcare.

In the Part II episode, Dave White, Sr. Business Development Manager for Unstructured Data Storage (UDS) in Healthcare, shares information about Dell's partners in digital pathology, Dell solutions, where to find more information and final thoughts.

In the Part I episode, Dave White, Sr. Business Development Manager for Unstructured Data Storage (UDS) in Healthcare, shares some of the factors behind the rapid growth of digital pathology in healthcare, use cases, and data management challenges.

In Part II of this two-part edition, Blane Clark, Leader, VMware Healthcare Multi-cloud Strategy, shares use cases for VMware's multi-cloud strategy as well as thoughts on workforce transformation and multi-cloud platform management.

In Part 1 of this two-part edition, Blane Clark, Leader, VMware Healthcare Multi-cloud Strategy, shares VMware's approach to multi-cloud for healthcare and how IT organizations can implement the strategy.

In Part II of this two-part edition, Alex Almeida, Consultant, Data Protection Product Marketing, discusses strategies to integrate the cloud into backup and data management in Healthcare.

In Part I of this two-part edition, Alex Almeida, Consultant, Data Protection Product Marketing, shares the challenges and opportunities of data management, protection and backup in Healthcare.

In the first of this CTO Corner Internet of Things In Healthcare series, Steve Lazer, Dell’s Global Healthcare CTO, discusses IoT within the acute care environment.

In Part II of this two-part podcast, James Norman, Dell’s CIO for Healthcare in the EMEA region, discusses GPDR, other HIT data regulations, Security, Cyber-threats, and Dell’s products and services.

In Part I of this two-part edition, James Norman, Dell’s CIO for Healthcare in the EMEA region, brings his years of experience in the U.K. Healthcare industry to bear in discussing EMEA Healthcare IT Transformation.

In this edition, Vince Westin, PowerMax Technical Evangelist, describes how PowerMax fulfills the requirements for deploying SAP in Healthcare IT environments.