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What does 2008 look like on January 1, 2015?
Ask yourself that question. The year 2008 will look like this: it was the year that a global economic tsunami caused massive change -- but it was also the year that saw the start…
Keynote Case Study: World Healthcare Innovation & Technology Congress — Healthcare Was Moving From Treatment to Prediction
In December 2008, I delivered a keynote at the 4th Annual World Healthcare Innovation & Technology Congress in Washington, D.C. Rather than simply list trends, I did something a…
The future of healthcare - a concise, quick summary
I've got my keynote for the World Health Care Innovation and Technology Conference this week; I blogged about it a few weeks ago with a futuristic post about health care. A fellow…
It's January 15, 2020: What Have We Learned About Healthcare in the Last Decade?
On December 8th, the 4th annual World HealthCare Innovation and Technology Conference 2008 will open in Washington, DC. The afternoon keynote address, by Newt Gingrich, former…
Keynote: World Health Care Congress - Future Trends & Innovation in Healthcare
Jim Carroll was a featured speaker at the World Health Care Congress in September 2008, joining a prestigious lineup of healthcare innovators at a moment of significant…
Keynote: Financial management and high velocity healthcare
I provided the opening keynote yesterday for over 275 CFO's of the Ontario Hospital Association. Collectively, they manage over $15 billion in spending. My topic was Innovating…
A truly staggering, transformative trend yet to unfold
It's been announced that I will be a keynote speaker at the World HealthCare Innovation & Technology Conference, to be held in Washington, DC in December. In particular, I'll be…
Computational analytics is another new plastic!
At my keynote to the US Association of Actuaries this week, and for a keynote to LOMA last week (an insurance association conference), I played a series of maps that showed the…
Bio-connectivity and the rapid emergence of new markets
In a keynote to a health care industry conference last week, I emphasized that in the high velocity economy, new business models, products, markets, and careers are appearing at a…
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