InterSystems

I'm joined by two people who live this every single week.

Robin Moritz, who is a senior event manager at InterSystems, where she spent 37 years there and has run the trade show and conference program for close to two decades.

Her team handles around 60 events a year, including a 7,000 square foot booth at HIMSS.

And also we're joined by Liat Kozuch, who leads field marketing at Hiro, Hiro AI.

So Robin, please tell us about yourself, and also, so how many events do you do a year?

So I also am, I'm very excited that you invited me to participate in your call today.

I have been with InterSystems for many years.

I've been managing all of the trade shows and conferences that we sponsor at for the past 20 years of my career at InterSystems.

I suppose it's the only way to handle the fragmentation.

InterSystems is doing the same thing with data orchestration, but the foundation is still fragmented, right? It's like building a

skyscraper on a swamp.

You can have the best AI agents in the world, but if the data is garbage, the result is garbage.

And today we are thrilled to be welcoming Don Woodlock to our podcast.

Don is the president of InterSystems, where he leads the company's day-to-day operations after spending eight years leading its healthcare business and global healthcare strategy.

And Don had spent a long time at GE Healthcare before he joined InterSystems.

He's also a founding advisory board member of the MIT Generative AI Impact Consortium and hosts Code to Care, a series which is focused on the practical applications of AI and data technologies in healthcare.

And we're sure we're going to have a really interesting conversation with Don because he brings a unique perspective on how data interoperability, AI, And trusted technology infrastructure is going to shape this next era of healthcare.

Great.

So let's get started, Dawn.

You stepped into this president role at InterSystems after spending so much of your career deeply immersed in healthcare technology.