Panelists will provide a pragmatic discussion of how AI is being used to improve efficiency and clinical decision making. We’ll take a look at the past, present and future. What’s actually being utilized to date, the impact that’s having and what the realistic path to adoption will be over the next 2-3 years.
Panellists will explore the various ways independent and corporate group leaders are working with start-up founders to help bring innovation to market. From investment, advisory and board roles, to pilot, proof of concept and trials, we will explore how practitioners are a key stakeholder in the development of innovation and help session attendees explore the opportunities AHNTI provides to connect with founders looking to build practice relationships.
Steve has held a range of C-Suite positions in technology companies ranging from financial technology services, to data science consulting. Currently he serves as Chief Commercial Officer at Strangeworks; an advanced compute platform as a service (PaaS) company based in Austin, Texas. Prior to Strangeworks, Steve helped build several startups from the ground up, the most successful being Honest Dollar which was the first startup acquired by Goldman Sachs in their 147 year history. Prior to Honest Dollar, Steve worked for a number of large multinational corporations in the European aerospace sector delivering platforms for military, civil and space applications. Steve holds a Bachelor’s degree in Aerospace Systems Engineering from the University of Coventry in the UK.
