Videos

Shweta Maniar, global client lead, Cloud Healthcare & Life Sciences at Google Cloud, discusses how life sciences organizations can be more productive in bringing the therapeutics that patients need at the right time and faster.

Google Product Manager Jonathan Sheffi on how Google Cloud makes it easier to ingest and process genomic data at scale to run analytics that provide intriguing insight.

CHOC Children's CIO Anthony Chang, MD, shares misconceptions of AI and ML in healthcare, explaining why they will actually make the field a more attractive career choice for physicians and radiologists.

StethoMe CEO and co-founder Wojciech Radomski discusses his company's EC2VC-winning smart stethoscope and why AI is crucial in an era where more and more digital health devices are found in the home.

The real challenge in precision medicine is achieving precision in analytics and experiments to get very specific results for very specific people, says William Moss, CEO, Seven Bridges Genomics Inc.

Friedrich Lämmel, CEO of EC2VC pitch competition winner Thryve, talks about the future of digital health startups as mature technologies push the boundaries of the market and user base.

Wolters Kluwer Channel Partner and Alliances Manager Hany Rakha says health IT in the region is moving in the right direction but still needs improved efficiency amid rising expectations and similar or shrinking budgets.

Dr. Yuuri Ueda, director of Health 2.0 in Japan, discusses the country's Ministry of Economy, Trade and Industry health tech innovation hub launched to support startups.

Seven Bridges Genomics enables partner organizations to concentrate on the science, discovery and commercialization aspects of their product, and not on having to build all of the plumbing, says Chief Revenue Officer Bruce Press.

BlueBee relies on Google to help organizations bring their solutions to the market not only in a global, but also a scalable way, says Pierre Bourbon, the company’s head of solutions development.