The IHOS Creates Space to Be More Human

A phone rings. Someone picks up. For a moment, neither person on the line is quite real to the other just a voice, just a problem to solve, just a call to get through. These are two stories that were told at our October summit in Delhi, and they are the real measure of what’s […]
Most Practices Drip. We Compound.

Sunday, October 4th, 2026. People flew in from the U.S. From Dubai. From across India. Every one of them headed for the same room in Delhi. We work across the digital eighth continent — distributed, virtual, usually names on a Slack thread or faces in a video tile. For one day, that changed. Hands were […]
The Roadmap Was Already Running in Our Operating Rooms

Dreamforce is not a conference. It is a city that assembles itself for three days and then disappears — forty-five thousand people, every industry, companies that measure revenue in billions standing in the same hall as companies that measure it in clinics. Underneath all of it, one question. Smaller than the venue. How do you […]
Abandoned Carts Were Leaking Revenue. We Plugged It With Marketing Cloud and Data Cloud.

Someone lands on the RCG Compression Care site — a site CIMSS Innovative Solutions built. They read about a compression garment. They open the product. They add it to the cart. Then life happens. A phone call, a meeting, a kid at the door. The tab closes. The cart sits there. Nobody follows up. We […]
The Power of Three

Informatica, MuleSoft and Data 360 are not competing for the same budget line. Each answers a different question — and together they produce the one thing an AI agent cannot function without. For years, enterprise technology strategy has been dominated by a deceptively simple objective: get all the data together. Today, that is no longer […]
It Isn’t Headless. It’s Faceless.

The head holds the brain. The brain is exactly what we just made stronger. What actually came off was the face — and we have been calling it the wrong thing ever since. I spend my days in two vocabularies. In one, I thread catheters through arteries. In the other, I architect data platforms. Occasionally […]
Data360 Is Easier Than They Say

A physician-architect’s view — from 42 years at the bedside to the cloud. The platform is not hard. It is hard without intent. Here is what changed when we gave it a clinical question to answer. For 42 years I have practiced medicine, and for most of them the same problem shadowed me from one […]
Patient Data Lives in Silos. CIMSS Connected Them

Patient data in healthcare lives in silos. Fragmented. Scattered across systems that were never built to talk to each other. Everyone in the industry knows it’s a problem. Almost no one knows how to fix it. Healthcare CEOs don’t know the terms. The marketing teams that might recognize them rarely understand the technology underneath. So […]
From Catheter to Cloud – The Case for the Physician-Architect

The patient is one person. The data about them is scattered. I have spent thirty-five years on both sides of that sentence — and it turned me from a physician into something I had no name for until recently. The patient on the angiography table has always been whole — one circulatory system, one history, […]
Exceeding the Quintuple Aim

For most of my career we bought healthcare software and bent the practice of medicine around it. Now we build the software — alongside AI agents — and deliver care better, faster, and cheaper at the same time. This is how. I am an interventional radiologist. I have spent thirty years at the intersection of […]