LinkedIn Live Cloud Technology, Change Management and the Future of Healthcare
By Insight Editor / 9 Dec 2020 / Topics: Modern workplace Software
The healthcare industry experienced dramatic changes brought on by the impact of COVID-19. While organizations moved quickly to adopt remote solutions, now they face new challenges to revise those strategies that create secure, seamless and simple experiences for all end users — no matter where they work. Our panel of Insight and Google experts unpack the key considerations and strategies organizations should embrace in cloud-based, digital world.
Presented by:
Brian Cea
Senior Manager, Business Development – Healthcare
With more than 20 years of experience in healthcare and technology, Brian is a recognized leader with a passion for assisting and supporting organizations in achieving the best possible patient outcomes by leveraging the latest technologies that impact providers, patients and all stakeholders in healthcare.
Harjot Sidhu
Sr. Architect, Delivery Architecture, Connected Workforce
Harjot joined Insight with more than 20 years of experience in enterprise mobility, including six years focused on managed mobility services. His industry knowledge, procedural expertise and strategic focus, along with a strong background in security, makes him a valuable member of the Insight Connected Workforce team. His corporate experience includes: product management, engineering and sales with major organizations, government agencies and service providers throughout the United States, Canada and Asia-Pacific.
Angela Gosz
Customer Success Manager, Google
With more than 15 years of experience in the IT Industry, Angela has been highlighted for her work with organizations to adopt and optimize their endpoint computing strategy and use — especially in the healthcare industry. Angela is driven to ensure her customers realize the full potential of their investment in Chrome OS by streamlining app delivery and deployment, reducing workflow complexities, and improving both the clinical end user and patient experience.
