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On Wednesday, Feb. 5, eWEEK will assist graph database maker TigerGraph in staging a live panel discussion about how new-gen technology being used to cut costs and improve efficiencies in health care IT.
Editor Chris Preimesberger will moderate the hourlong discussion, which will include experts from the health care, pharmaceutical and IT worlds. The event will be hosted by graph database maker TigerGraph and held online Wednesday, Feb. 5, at 11am Pacific / 2pm ET. You can register for the event here.
The conversation will center on the massively increasing volume of health-care data that’s piling up in both cloud and physical storage systems worldwide. The amount of data available to health-care companies through sensors, x-ray imaging, online information entry and other sources is truly unprecedented. Organizations that successfully integrate data-driven insights into their operational and clinical processes potentially can experience huge rewards: healthier patients, lower cost of care, increasing visibility into human and application performance, increased security levels and higher member satisfaction rates.
The road to meaningful analytics is filled with challenges that graph database and analytics claim to solve for any industry. In this webinar, a panel of experts will share insights on how to apply the learnings from graph-based analytics in health care and pharmaceutical into other industry verticals including financial services, internet, eCommerce and telecommunications.
Join eWEEK, TigerGraph and a distinguished panel of health care and pharma experts for what promises to be a lively discussion around industry challenges and solutions. Here’s the lineup:
- Dan McCreary, Distinguished Engineer at Optum
- Noel Gomez, CEO and Co-founder at Convexa.ai and former Data Sciences Lead at Amgen
- Jon Herke, Developer / Technical Evangelist at TigerGraph
- Moderator: Chris Preimesberger, Editor-in-Chief, eWEEK
If you can’t make the live session, sign up for the link to the recording here.