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  2. TODAY WHAT’S AHEAD GAME PLAN

  3. A show of hands . . .

  4. Low-income government resources

  5. Corporate IT applications

  6. Even medicine – once held in high regard . . .

  7. Medical information is doubling every 1 Medical information is doubling every 1 Medical information is doubling every 1 2 years, Medical information is doubling every 1- Medical information is doubling every 1 much of it “unstructured.” To keep up with breakthroughs To keep up with breakthroughs in their field of medicine, a doctor would have to in their field of medicine, a doctor would have to in their field of medicine, a doctor would have to in their field of medicine, a doctor would have to in their field of medicine, a doctor would have to in their field of medicine, a doctor would have to devote over 160 hours 160 hours 160 hours each week 160 hours 160 hours 160 hours to reviewing papers and articles. FACT: 81% of physicians report spending 5 hours FACT: 81% of physicians report spending 5 hours or less per month reading journals.

  8. “Medicine has become too complex too complex too complex – too complex too complex about 20 percent of the knowledge of the knowledge clinicians use today clinicians use today clinicians use today clinicians use today clinicians use today clinicians use today is evidence based.” is evidence is evidence is evidence- is evidence Stephen Shapiro Stephen Shapiro Chief Medical and Science Officer, UPMC

  9. “We are navigating a thicket of complexity.” Carly Fiorina, former CEO Hewlett-Packard Co.

  10. In a complex environment the number of wrong options overwhelm the number of right ones. !"#$%&&&& #'()#$*& right options

  11. We enter a “High Failure-Rate Environment (HFRE)”

  12. Complex, High Failure-Rate Environments produce a variety of symptoms . . .

  13. Dilemma of over-choice. Too many options is the same as having none. Ø Paralysis by analysis: when/where do we stop analyzing and act? Confusion between empirical facts and unproven beliefs & opinions. Ø HIPPO: Highest Paid Person’s Opinion in the room wins. Ø Institutional Resistance: Pavlovian tendency to continue doing what was previously successful, even though it’s no longer working as well, and won’t work in the future. Doing nothing feels safer than changing. Ø Talent Recruitment/Training Challenges: What talents do we need? Where do we find the talent? Can we develop it in-house? Failure-avoidant, fear-based culture: Risk-takers driven out or quit. Ø Others . . . Ø

  14. How did we How did we get here?

  15. In the 70’s and 80’s computing focused on computing focused on DATA PRODUCTION & DISTRIBUTION

  16. “Every 2 days, we create as much information as we did since the dawn of civilization to 2003.” - Eric Schmidt, Google

  17. Data, data, everywhere data. =7'4"%"3 %"* =($(*("1*>6$%'"# V elocity V olume V ariety ariety ariety ariety V eracity

  18. In the 90’s we graduated from data production and distribution to from data production and distribution to from data production and distribution to from data production and distribution to from data production and distribution to from data production and distribution to MOBILITY, MONITORING and and and ANALYTICS

  19. Accessing only the data we need, when and where we need it, Accessing only the data we need, when and where we need it, in a format that facilitates faster, more targeted solutions.

  20. A proliferation of devices ensued: A proliferation of devices ensued: More mobility. More capabilities. More mobility. More capabilities. More mobility. More capabilities. More mobility. More capabilities. More mobility. More capabilities. More mobility. More capabilities. More speed. More cost - effective. More background analytics.

  21. Data Visualization made monitoring easier, Data Visualization made monitoring easier, Data Visualization made monitoring easier, Data Visualization made monitoring easier, Data Visualization made monitoring easier, Data Visualization made monitoring easier, Data Visualization made monitoring easier, Data Visualization made monitoring easier, Data Visualization made monitoring easier, Data Visualization made monitoring easier, and facilitated rapid, data - based decision based decision based decision- based decision based decision making. VS

  22. With the proliferation of new devices, and explosion of texting, social media, video (unstructured data) the 4V’s took off. Complexity continued to escalate . . . along with the number of wrong options.

  23. Technology to the rescue!

  24. 2011: Big Data comes of age

  25. IBM Watson Memorial Sloan Kettering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

  26. ! Evaluates massive amounts of structured and unstructured data with lightening speed. (No human can). ! Computer Computer- Computer assisted decision Computer Computer Computer Computer assisted decision- assisted decision making reduces demand for making reduces demand for making reduces demand for making reduces demand for experts/specialists. Addresses staffing shortages while experts/specialists. Addresses staffing shortages while reducing costs and improving outcomes. Instantly prioritizes next steps, making data actionable. ! Objective, comprehensive, fact-based analysis of unlimited based analysis of unlimited based analysis of unlimited based analysis of unlimited ! number of primary AND related factors. Makes historical analysis and accurate forecast of future Makes historical analysis and accurate forecast of future ! outcomes possible.

  27. Big Data analytics elevates everyone’s expertise across the board, taking pressure off of the competition for experienced talent while making data actionable.

  28. According to IDC, worldwide revenues for Big Data analytics grew to more than $150 Billion in 2017 and is expected to exceed $210 Billion by 2020.

  29. At the same time, Crowd-Sourcing came of age Sourcing came of age – Sourcing came of age Sourcing came of age Sourcing came of age Sourcing came of age facilitating rapid, cost facilitating rapid, cost facilitating rapid, cost- facilitating rapid, cost facilitating rapid, cost effective data collection and analytics.

  30. For example, It turns out “rare diseases” aren ’ t really that rare . . .

  31. More than 1 in 10 diagnosed with a rare disease. More than 1 in 10 diagnosed with a rare disease. Average 7.2 years to diagnose a rare disease. CrowdMed CrowdMed leverages crowd leverages crowd sourcing to leverages crowd leverages crowd leverages crowd leverages crowd sourcing to leverages crowd- sourcing to sourcing to sourcing to sourcing to ! diagnose rare diseases 50 times faster

  32. Social media/mobile crowd sourcing exploded

  33. THE NEXT GREAT LEAP from data production, distribution, mobility, monitoring, analysis, visualization and Big Data to Artificial Intelligence (AI), and Predictive Analytics.

  34. The 4V’s and complexity have The 4V’s and complexity have The 4V’s and complexity have made it extremely difficult to adapt made it extremely difficult to adapt made it extremely difficult to adapt made it extremely difficult to adapt made it extremely difficult to adapt made it extremely difficult to adapt made it extremely difficult to adapt made it extremely difficult to adapt made it extremely difficult to adapt made it extremely difficult to adapt after- after after the after after - fact.

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