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Healthcare & Life Sciences · 2010
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Ernst & Young, Orlando - Healthcare Practice Client Summit
As one of the largest professional services firms, E&Y is in the midst of assisting organizations to align themselves to fast paced change. Once a year they bring together their…
Keynote: Johnson & Johnson – The Future of Healthcare Innovation: Trends Reshaping Medicine
Jim Carroll delivered a keynote for Johnson & Johnson in December 2010. As the healthcare industry emerged from recession into a new era of reform and technology, Jim explored the…
Keynote: Pfizer / Farber & Assoc – The Future of Pharma: Innovation After the Patent Cliff
Jim Carroll delivered a keynote for Pfizer / Farber & Assoc in November 2010. As the industry faced a wave of patent expirations and pricing pressure, Jim explored the innovation…
Healthcare 2020: The Transformative Trends That Will REALLY Define Our Future
A new keynote topic was put to my many speakers bureaus partners today, based on some of the recent work that I've been doing. Grab the PDF by clicking on the image on the right!…
MHA
Jim Carroll was invited to keynote the Minnesota Hospital Association's Annual Meeting, held September 22–24, 2010, as one of the conference’s headline futurist voices. With the…
Rethinking long term care
Bill Gates once observed that "most people overestimate the amount of change that will occur in two years and underestimate the change that will occur over ten years." In this…
Silicon Valley innovation velocity set to dominate every industry
My January / February CA Magazine article is out; entitled "Stranger than Science Fiction," it examines a major theme that has been part of many of my keynotes throughout 2009…
Video: The future of seniors care & innovation in the health sector
I'm a big believer that many of the big transformations that will occur in the future -- and which will drive new billion dollar industries -- will come from innovations around…
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