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Please Join me at HIMSS to discuss cybersecurity in healthcare, Patient Safety and other topics.

Stop by at #1268 at the TPIE to learn more about how data insights can improve your ROI in relation to efforts on the area of #sustainability.

Interested in incorporating certification material into your courses? Come by and see my colleague Vanessa Neely to see how we can help!

Looking forward to being with our team in Alabama next week. Stop by to see how our tailored solutions can provide your organization the tools needed to enhance your cyber operations! #dco #cyber #cybersecurity #usaf #dafitc2024 #ciso #dataprotection #incidentresponse #edgecomputing #infosec #otsecurity

SMM is the best 👌

Where we’ll update you on the latest in Dry AMD treatments, AI OCT diagnostics and 3D Microscopes

🚨 Important Update for All MDEX Participants – Pre-Registration Required! 🚨 Whether you’re showcasing as an exhibitor, supporting as a sponsor, or joining us to explore and learn as an attendee, it's crucial that you pre-register for entrance. Please note, it's essential to complete the entire checkout process for your registration to be officially completed, even if you're not purchasing anything additional. This step is vital to ensure your entry into the event and for us to have all necessary information to provide you with a seamless experience. You will receive an email confirmation once your registration is successfully completed. 🎁 Bonus for Early Birds: As a token of appreciation, the first 3,000 registrants will receive a commemorative MDEX pin! This exclusive pin is a great way to remember the event and showcase your participation in this pivotal industry gathering. Make sure to complete your registration early to secure this special keepsake.  🔗 Pre-register and complete your registration here: https://lnkd.in/egxga7e And don't forget the Deadline to buy your Reception and Lunch tickets is April 7th!

This is our guiding mission at IMEL

My first time at the Disney Data and Analytics Conference - what an incredible experience! So many takeaways, especially about how adaptation and thoughtful application of AI is improving outcomes across multiple industries. I gained a new respect for its benefits and challenges and the need for creating a set of guidelines to help manage its responsible use, especially in educational settings. I’ve always valued and championed using data to inform decision-making, but seeing how organizations like Disney innovate to leverage data for everything from improving customer experiences to leadership excellence to operational efficiency was exciting to see. Plus, I got to spend time with some brilliant and creative people—both from Disney and other organizations—who are pushing the boundaries of what AI and data analytics can achieve. At the same time, an underlying message that resonated for me was this: while technology drives efficiency and new possibilities, it still needs to be designed with empathy and understanding of human needs. Advancements in AI, robotics, or data analytics should enhance our lives rather than replace genuine connection and well-being. We need to keep people at the core so that institutions and organizations can harness technology to create solutions that are both innovative and meaningful. It was a reminder that using technology to simply check a box or make a process more efficient doesn’t foster trust or long-term value for those who are served by our organizations or those who dedicate themselves to making their organizations successful.

I’ll be presenting at the Jersey Productivity Conference in a few weeks and I have a great process map to share which gives an insight into public sector waste and how it affects the social sector. The first step to change is realising what the process is and how much the waste costs. There is so much we can do if we have the data and the motivation to improve.