For a number of years now, the dominant technology platforms such as Google and Amazon have been flirting with how they might be able to disrupt the health-care industry, a critical and growing economic driver badly in need of new ideas and more data-driven approaches. Now the landscape seems to be shifting somewhat: Tech companies' interest in health care seems to be extending in other directions, and more traditional large "platform" companies such as Walmart are getting into the game while embracing data and technology internally. What's driving these shifts, and what might be the impacts on our health?
Moderator
Margaret Anderson
Managing Director, Deloitte Consulting
Speakers
Tanisha Carino
Executive Director, FasterCures, a center of the Milken Institute
David Feinberg
Vice President of Healthcare, Google
Eric Lefkofsky
Founder and CEO, Tempus
Alex Moazed
Founder and CEO, Applico; Co-Author, "Modern Monopolies"
Robert Nelsen
Co-Founder and Managing Director, ARCH Venture Partners
Marcus Osborne
Vice President, Health and Wellness Transformation, Walmart