ABOUT THIS EPISODE
On this episode of DGTL Voices, Ed discusses the importance of developing strong partnerships with vendors and the strategic insights gained from these relationships. He emphasizes the value of field trips with executive teams to foster collaboration and learning, as well as the benefits of engaging with both healthcare and non-healthcare organizations. He shares practical tips for creating meaningful connections and highlights the significance of shared experiences in enhancing teamwork and decision-making.
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