Dive With Data: Season One Recap, with Asha Saxena
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In this first season finale of Dive With Data, Asha Saxena discusses the exciting new technologies and possibilities powering data analytics. Asha recaps what we’ve learned through season one of the podcast and shares her thoughts on how data is being used by corporate and industry leaders to drive a modern business revolution.
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How Deep Learning is Changing the World of Sports Medicine, with Adam Kiefer
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Asha Saxena talks with Adam Kiefer, Director of TEAM VR (Training Enhancement and Analysis of Movement Virtual Reality) Laboratory at Cincinnati Children’s Hospital Medical Center, about the emerging use of Artificial Intelligence in sports medicine.
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The Multifaceted Role of Analytics Governance, with Isaac Wagner
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Asha Saxena explores data and analytics governance with Isaac Wagner, Director of the Strategic Analytics group at Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center in New York, a state-of-the-art cancer treatment facility using cutting-edge innovations to treat all kinds of cancer.
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Practical Applications of Game Theory in Business, with Boris Kerzhner
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Asha Saxena speaks with Boris Kerzhner, the Chief Data Scientist at BookXchange, a business specializing in purchasing and sales of textbooks to students and wholesalers worldwide. Boris was tapped to run the retail arm of the business, and he uses game theory and data to help make buying and selling decisions to dramatically increase the profitability of BookXchange.
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Looking at Data From a Different Perspective, with Diwakar Goel
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Asha Saxena speaks with Diwakar Goel, Chief Data Officer for GE Digital. Diwakar has been with GE for thirteen years, through eight different positions within the organization. Through all his varied roles at GE, he has experienced firsthand the power of data management in transforming his business to meet the challenges of the modern, information-driven technological era.
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How Data Analytics Can Be Used in the Healthcare Industry to Improve Patient Care, with Vijay Venkatesan
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Asha Saxena discusses the importance of data in the rapidly changing healthcare industry with guest Vijay Venkatesan, Chief Analytics Officer of Horizon Blue Cross Blue Shield of New Jersey.
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Business Transformation Using Data as an Asset, with Sandeep Katarnavre
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Asha Saxena explores the power of business transformation with Sandeep Katarnavre, CIO and VP of IT of Saint-Gobain, world leader in the habitat and construction markets, design, manufacture and distribution of building and high-performance materials.
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The Roles of CDOs and How Anyone Can Make Waves in the World of Modern Technology, with David Mathison
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Asha Saxena explores the vital role chief data officers play in businesses with CEO and founder of CDO Club and CDO Summit, the world’s first, largest, and most powerful community of C suite and digital leaders, David Mathison.
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MoneyBall Medicine: What it Means and How it’s Changing Healthcare as We Know It, with Harry Glorikian
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Asha Saxena explores trends and VC investments in healthcare with Harry Glorikian, who wears many hats including investor, entrepreneur, board member of many healthcare ventures, and author of MoneyBall Medicine: Thriving in the New Data-Driven Healthcare Market.
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The Critical Roles of Cognitive Technology, Artificial Intelligence, and Diversity in Business Today, with Tracy Ring Cryder
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Asha Saxena explores cognitive technologies and artificial intelligence with Deloitte Consulting cognitive analytics and RP alliance portfolio leader, Tracy Ring Cryder.
info_outlineAsha Saxena examines transitions in how the healthcare industry manages and uses data during her conversation with Richard Cramer, the chief healthcare strategist at Informatica. Richard offers his perspective on changes in how healthcare providers gather and analyze data, as well as trends we should expect in the future.
This data disruption in healthcare will continue in dramatic fashion, allowing us to improve delivery of services at lower costs.
Join us as we discuss how this disruption will occur and what type of players will lead the disruption.
What you will learn about in this episode:
- How the healthcare industry has evolved during the past 25 years from a state of not having the necessary data or cultural readiness for using it to an environment in which we have the data and can now combine cost, quality, and efficiency
- Why many organizations need not worry about dragging a burdensome “data boat anchor” as they change
- Ways that machine learning and AI can assume much of the administrative burden by automating routine processes for doctors, nurses, and other clinical staff
- How coordinated care will use predictive modeling in ways that go beyond patient identification and risk cohorts to get to a deeper individualized level
- Ways that electronic data promotes an environment that allows us to move away from Byzantine rules of the past toward a consumer-based market where we can go where we want and select services we want
- Reasons that new players such as Amazon and Chase have come into healthcare, as well as the way that firms like CVS have started to redefine their role
- What healthcare professionals can do to innovate their operations with their ability to access and understand clinical data, consumer data, and patient experience data
- How data management is no longer relegated to a back room by techies and instead becomes better understood throughout the organization
- Why consumerism is the future as consumers feel empowered to make their healthcare decisions that involve lower cost care settings than traditional hospitals
- How we should expect a revolution in the use and management of electronic health records as we better understand the value of the data within them
Ways to contact podcast host Asha Saxena:
- Email: Asha@divewithdata.com
- Phone: 732-887-0980