Here Come the Health Robots
Peggy Smedley Show
Why is the market for robotic surgical systems and their accessories on the rise? Peggy answers on the first segment and gives her thoughts on how organizations must prepare for this new era of work, explaining how the benefits are big, but the risks also need to be addressed. She also discusses: The benefits of robotics in both healthcare and manufacturing, as two examples. Several specific case studies in medical. The biggest challenges that come with robots—including securing them—and what to do about it. (9/24/24 - 889) IoT, Internet of Things, Peggy Smedley, artificial...
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AI at Utilities
Peggy Smedley Show
Laurent Boinot, power and utility Americas leader, Microsoft, and Peggy Smedley talk about how AI (artificial intelligence) is impacting the utilities industry. He says AI has been generating a lot of excitement, especially with the shift from “traditional” machine learning to generative AI, and this advancement brings new opportunities, but also some confusion. They also discuss: How AI can contribute to a carbon-free future. Some examples of AI applications in the utilities sector. The importance of training and empowering the workforce. (9/24/24 - 889) IoT, Internet of Things,...
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Equitable Healthcare AI
Peggy Smedley Show
Erin Sparnon, AI business integration strategist, ICA, and Peggy Smedley talk about who clinical engineers and healthcare technology managers are and what their relationship is to health AI (artificial intelligence). She says the AI technologies that are entering our clinical environment need to undergo similar risk management, governance, and troubleshooting as other technologies that clinical engineers and healthcare technology managers have been working on for years. They also discuss: Three flavors of how AI is showing up in medical devices. How AI-enabled medical technologies are...
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Six Steps for Building Trust in AI
Peggy Smedley Show
Peggy talks about the burdens on those working healthcare and how technology can help come to their aid. She says digital transformation can help do more with less, reduce overall cost, and improve patient care. She also discusses: The opportunities that exist in healthcare with the rise of AI (artificial intelligence), machine learning, and deep learning. The reasons the implementation of AI has been slow in healthcare. Six steps for building trust in the age of AI. (9/17/24 - 888) IoT, Internet of Things, Peggy Smedley, artificial intelligence, machine learning, big data,...
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Connected Health: What’s Next?
Peggy Smedley Show
Peggy Smedley and Casey Pittock, chief executive officer, Smart Meter, discuss big challenges facing the healthcare industry today and how technology can help solve some of these challenges. He shares his experience in the connected health space, including six exits valued at about $850 million. They also discuss: An inflection point for providers, patients, and payers—and how technology can help. What type of data we can collect with remote patient monitoring—and why accuracy of data quality is so important. The next evolution of AI and machine learning in healthcare. (9/17/24 -...
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All about the IoT
Peggy Smedley Show
Peggy Smedley and Rob Tiffany, research director, IDC, talk about the IoT (Internet of Things) in manufacturing and beyond. He says the IoT is not an industry, it is a collection of enabling technologies—sensors, devices, etc.—to solve a problem. They also discuss: Examples of collecting data and taking action. How to identify how to secure the IoT in manufacturing. Who gets in trouble after a cyberattack. (9/17/24 - 888) IoT, Internet of Things, Peggy Smedley, artificial intelligence, machine learning, big data, digital transformation, cybersecurity, blockchain, 5G, cloud,...
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The State of Medical Robots
Peggy Smedley Show
Peggy talks about the medical robots’ market, looking at how this market has evolved in the past several decades. She says, today, we have an aging population, we are seeing more chronic diseases that need to be treated, we have a shortage of healthcare professionals, and the robotic technology is advancing, creating a perfect storm of opportunity. She also discusses: The estimated revenue that will be generated in the medical robots’ market in 2024—and in 2029. A few examples in current medical systems today and the benefits they are seeing. Different types of medical robots including...
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Align Gen AI to Your Overall Strategy
Peggy Smedley Show
Peggy Smedley and Corinne Koppel, global Oracle practice lead, IBM Consulting, discuss the strategy behind IBM Oracle services and the value it provides companies. She says gen AI (artificial intelligence) is disrupting everything and it is critical to prioritize and focus on what will bring value. They also discuss: How much gen AI could rise the global GDP in the next 10 years—and the impact this will have on business. Examples of use cases in areas such as human resources and enterprise planning for budgeting and forecasting. The importance of ensuring AI is deployed effectively and...
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Breaking Down Software Silos in Construction
Peggy Smedley Show
Peggy Smedley and Peter Lasensky, CEO, Command Post, talk about the challenge behind software silos in construction and how technology can help. He shares the challenges he had trying to run his construction company—and why he needed a dashboard. They also: Discuss how much time is wasted reentering data and how workers can save time by improving cross-functional collaboration and alignment. Break down rev-ops (revenue operations) and what this means for the construction industry. Talk about his vision for the future of construction—and how technology fits into the conversation. ...
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The Rise of AI in Healthcare
Peggy Smedley Show
Peggy talks about the role of technology in healthcare today, narrowing in on AI (artificial intelligence). She explains how we can improve patient care while addressing healthcare’s biggest challenges today, like the workforce shortage. She also discusses: How Americans feel about a healthcare provider relying on AI in their own healthcare. Examples of how AI can help in healthcare. Steps healthcare professionals need to take to ensure successful adoption of technology. (9/3/24 - 886) IoT, Internet of Things, Peggy Smedley, artificial intelligence, machine learning, big data,...
info_outlineErin Sparnon, AI business integration strategist, ICA, and Peggy Smedley talk about who clinical engineers and healthcare technology managers are and what their relationship is to health AI (artificial intelligence). She says the AI technologies that are entering our clinical environment need to undergo similar risk management, governance, and troubleshooting as other technologies that clinical engineers and healthcare technology managers have been working on for years.
They also discuss:
- Three flavors of how AI is showing up in medical devices.
- How AI-enabled medical technologies are intersecting with health equity.
- What we can do to promote more equitable healthcare AI.
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IoT, Internet of Things, Peggy Smedley, artificial intelligence, machine learning, big data, digital transformation, cybersecurity, blockchain, 5G, cloud, sustainability, future of work, podcast, Erin Sparnon, ICA
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