ABOUT THIS EPISODE
On this episode of DGTL Voices, Ed welcomes Jay Modh, CEO of Intuitive.Cloud, discussing his personal journey, the evolution of his company, and the current state of digital transformation in healthcare. Jay shares insights on leadership, the importance of innovation, and the challenges faced by the healthcare industry. He emphasizes the need for collaboration between providers and life sciences, and the role of technology in improving patient care. The conversation also touches on personal growth, work-life balance, and the significance of gratitude and mentorship.
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