Building the Backbone for Connected Care
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Available On-Demand
55 minutes
Want Smarter AI? Fix Your Data First
AI won’t save bad data—but with the right foundation, it can transform healthcare.
In this on-demand webinar, Infor’s Joerg Schwarz and Clinical Architecture’s Charlie Harp, hosted by Healthcare Innovation’s Mark Hagland, unpack why data quality is the hidden key to successful AI. You’ll hear how organizations are tackling fragmented systems, adopting PIQI standards, and using innovations like Infor Cloverleaf to enable privacy-conscious, real-world applications—from ambient listening in the OR to advanced clinical analytics. If you’re ready to turn AI hype into measurable impact, this session shows you where to start.
Speakers
Charlie Harp
Founder, CEO, Clinical Architecture
Charlie Harp is the founder and CEO of Clinical Architecture, an industry leading healthcare data quality solutions provider. Charlie has over 30 years of experience as a healthcare software engineer and systems architect focused on creating tools to better utilize and understand data. He is the host of the Informonster podcast where he shares his insights and brings together guests to discuss a range of healthcare IT topics.
Mark Hagland
Editor-in-chief, Healthcare Innovations
Mark Hagland has been Editor-in-Chief since January 2010, and was a contributing editor for ten years prior to that. He has spent 30 years in healthcare publishing, covering every major area of healthcare policy, business, and strategic IT, for a wide variety of publications, as an editor, writer, and public speaker. He is the author of two books on healthcare policy and innovation, and has won numerous national awards for journalistic excellence.
Joerg Schwarz
Senior Director for Healthcare Interoperability Solutions and Strategy, Infor
Joerg Schwarz is currently Senior Director for Healthcare Interoperability Solutions and Strategy at Infor with over 25 years of experience in the Healthcare Industry and in the interoperability space specifically. Prior to Infor, Joerg worked as a Director at GE Healthcare and Agfa Healthcare, designing, and implementing solutions for medical image- and document- exchange as well as integrated care.