“Technology Uplift” and collaboration

Silos in US healthcare and hindered progress

This week, our host Raj Nagra brings you a compelling chat with Healthcare expert Denise Wiseman, Chief Community Manager and Founder of The PX Community. Together, Denise and Raj discuss how siloed working in US healthcare is stifling progress which ultimately leads to poor patient care and experience.

Self-inflicted Uncertainty and Overlooked IT Infrastructure

Thornton May, Founder of The Digital Value Institute and CIO columnist has a lively discussion with Ideagen's Raj Nagra about how CIOs and IT teams should embrace uncertainty and the ways IT infrastructure is often overlooked across businesses. Hear how you can take “digital steppingstones” to achieve successful digital transformation.

Creating a world class culture

Stuart Rowe, SVP Collaboration here at Ideagen chats to Chris Smith about building a world class culture, what it takes to create a world class culture that fuels high performance, and the role culture plays on collaboration.

“Technology Uplift” and collaboration

AstraZeneca’s Miriam Guest is the Principal Microbiologist of New Modalities & Parenteral Development, Pharmaceutical Technology & Development and Operations. She sits down with Ideagen’s Raj Nagra to discuss what is meant by “technology uplift” and why collaboration is so important across Microbiology labs. Points we cover include: how Microbiology departments and labs have progressed over recent years, the challenges labs have faced when it comes to collaboration and using technology, the need for partnership, how a technology strategy comes into play, the regulatory guidelines and who needs to be involved in an audit process, Miriam’s top tip for when you’re beginning your technology uplift and much more!

Essentials for increasing IT productivity

Peter Bendor-Samuel Founder and CEO of Everest Group, joins Ideagen’s Joseph Soper on episode three of the ‘Breaking Silos’ podcast to discuss essentials for increasing IT productivity covering: the impact the pandemic has had on collaboration, techniques management can adopt for better collaboration, the four essential factors that must be in place to make agile methods efficient enough, and innovation opportunities.