Fiona Ehret-Kayser
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Technologies Transforming Real World Evidence Generation
ISPOR Webinar: Bill Fox joins experts from Sanofi, Mount Sinai Health, and KEVA Health to discuss innovations that are breaking down barriers in dealing with diverse real world data.
Game-Changing Innovation Is Within Reach for Healthcare & Life Sciences Companies
MarkLogic World 2018: Join experts from Abbvie, LA Care Health Plan, and the OSHPD for insightful advice on top data challenges.
Tech Companies Poised to Win With Healthcare Apps Designed for Underserved Populations
I recently had a chance to catch-up with Bill Fox, MarkLogic’s new Vice President of Health Care and Life Sciences, to ask for his thoughts on a special Healthcare IT briefing he recently attended at the White House. According to Bill, the Administration is calling on technology companies to get involved in the development of fast, […]
Still in Love After All These Years
Product, people and customer challenges – Amey Dhavle gives us an inside glimpse of a day in the life of his world as a Principal Field Engineer at MarkLogic and discusses why he’s still excited about the NoSQL database company after years of employment. While “It’s definitely not a two guys, a garage and dog setup … […]
Semantic Interoperability Advances Patient Care
As discussed in my last post, The Quality and Communication Critical to Patient-Centered Care, one of the main technology barriers to providing patient-centered healthcare is the painfully common conundrum that patient data is often housed in a number of disparate systems across multiple locations. To ensure the quality of care mandated by healthcare reform requires close […]
To Be or Not to Be: The Truth about Schemas
As a MarkLogic newbie, I became curious after happening upon an article on Jaxenter.com that attempts to diminish the value differentiators of a schema-agnostic database. In the post, the author asserts “there’s absolutely nothing that is really easier with ‘schemaless’ databases than with ‘schemaful’ ones.” Say what!? This must be crazy talk, I think to myself, […]
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