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EPISODE · Dec 5, 2023 · 28 MIN

Episode #44. Strategic Initiatives for Healthcare and Life Sciences Partnerships, with Janice Reese, Director of Strategic Partnerships at SoftServe

from Risk Never Sleeps Podcast · host Ed Gaudet

Let’s discuss healthcare transformation through gen AI workshops and fast-tracking initiatives! In this episode, Janice Reese discusses solving real-world business problems in healthcare and life sciences through intelligent data approaches. She discusses Softserve's strategic focus on addressing challenges in healthcare and cybersecurity, offering insights on data silos, security risks, and AI considerations and emphasizing priorities like fast-tracking workshops amid economic uncertainties. Listen to this episode for a complete overview of SoftServe's healthcare and life sciences work, focusing on data, security, and AI! For more information and ways to increase risk awareness and safety, visit us at www.censinet.com. Music by David Cosgrove an accomplished composer, musician, producer, and engineer. Listen to his latest project Del Piombo.

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