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Tim Batchelder is a leader on information strategies in regulated industries including life sciences, biotechnology and healthcare. He has successfully proposed and launched a number of information, content and knowledge management teams and capabilities at both large global companies and smaller startups.  Tim combines the liberal arts and technology to enable organizations to uncover, integrate and apply their untapped knowledge assets, customer insights, data and intelligence.

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Gem looks to CDC and European giant Tieto to take blockchain into healthcare

by timbatchelder, posted in Social Business

The Venice, Calif.-based company Gem is bringing blockchain technology to a broader set of applications through work the company is conducting with the.. Source: Gem looks to CDC and European giant Tieto to take blockchain into healthcare

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Thinking about the social cost of technology

by timbatchelder, posted in Social Business

All too often the fact that human lives are increasingly enmeshed with and dependent on ever more complex, and ever more inscrutable, technologies is.. Source: Thinking about the social cost of technology

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What Steve Jobs Had in Common with da Vinci 

by timbatchelder, posted in Social Business

Today’s great innovators share fundamental traits with one another—and with those who came before them. Source: What Steve Jobs Had in Common with da Vinci | Vanity Fair Source: What Steve Jobs Had in Common with da Vinci 

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Johns Hopkins-affiliated startup helps providers build CareKit, Google Fit apps

by timbatchelder, posted in Social Business

Doctella gives hospitals, practices and insurers templates to create customized apps that might otherwise cost more than $500,000 and require teams of developers. Source: Johns Hopkins-affiliated startup helps providers build CareKit, Google Fit apps

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