Event Detail

Location: Hyatt, Cambridge
Series: (none)
Description: MassTLC Healthcare/IT Summit

Placing Bets: Top IT Vendors' Healthcare Visions and Investments

Issues/topics include:
- What keeps CIOs up at night?
- Is the Consumer the next big HealthCare IT buyer?
Opportunities & Obstacles


Thursday, June 5, 2008
8:00-11:00am Program
7:30am Registration

Hyatt Regency
575 Memorial Drive
Cambridge, MA

During the past 18 months, we've seen significant investment in patient-centric healthcare technology solutions from major IT vendors such as Microsoft (HealthVault), Google (Google Health), IBM (Center for HealthCare Management), Intel (Digital Health Group), and Apple (iPhone as healthcare platform -- Kleiner Perkins is investing $100M into companies developing new applications for the iPhone).

We've convened a panel of thought leaders from the IT community to brief us on their investments and their vision for the healthcare IT market. We've also assembled a panel of healthcare CIOs and IT buyers to give us their perspectives on these investments. We expect a lively and provocative exchange.

Participants:
- Michael Barrett, President, Critical Mass (moderator)
- Patrick Boyle, Vice President, America's Healthcare & Life Sciences, IBM
- "ePatient Dave" deBronkart, Cancer patient; healthcare blogger; Patient Advisor, Patient-Centered Primary Care Collaborative
- John Halamka, CIO, Care Group/Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center
- David Hendren, General Partner, Catalyst Health Ventures
- Paul Mattes, Managing Director, US Health & Life Sciences, Microsoft
- Dan Nigrin, CIO, Children's Hospital
- Gary Sevounts, Senior Director, Global Healthcare Solutions, Symantec
-Bob Wholley, Systems Engineer - East Region AT&T

Thanks to Our Event Sponsor: Microsoft

Thanks to Our Supporting Organizations: Continua Alliance; Medical Development Group

Thanks to Our Healthcare Cluster Sponsors: Altarum, Blue Cross Blue Shield of MA, Partners HealthCare, and UK Trade and Investment

Online registration for this event is now closed. Registration will be available at the door on the day of the event.
Cost: Members
$40.00
Non-members
$80.00

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