Sometimes there is a right way and wrong way of doing things, and when it comes to working with healthcare...

Last Friday, I was honored to moderate a panel on emerging, disruptive technology for the Ohio State University Graduate Program...

Using “art” and “interpreting healthcare data” in the same sentence may seem as sensible as comparing an octopus to a...

“There’s something wrong with your data. We’re not that bad.” “Your data’s too old.” “I don’t agree with your methodology.”...

In April of this year, I addressed the Carolina Health Research Initiative at the University of North Carolina Chapel Hill...

During World War II, "Loose lips sink ships" was a popular phase that showed up on many patriotic posters.  The...

I love cars and publications about cars. Automobile magazine recently ran a story comparing some desirable car models from the...

If I asked you if you’d rather manage a nuclear power plant or buy a healthcare technology, what would your...

Do you remember Ginger? No, I don’t mean one of the castaways on Gilligan’s Island or the head cheerleader from...

According to some estimates, the market for healthcare applications could top $31B by 2020. The pace of innovation and new...