Show notes
Behind every hospital's technology stack is a data infrastructure most people never think about — until something breaks, a merger happens, or an AI initiative stalls because the data underneath it is a mess.In this episode of Health Reimagined, host Jon Myer (Myer Media, powered by Ingram Micro) sits down with Jeff from Keystone Technologies, a boutique healthcare IT firm with 25 years of experience helping health systems manage, migrate, and unify their most critical data.From EMR conversions and merger integrations to the SaaS trap and cybersecurity fundamentals, Jeff gives a frank and practical look at what's really happening underneath the hood of healthcare IT — and why the organizations that start unifying their data sooner will get to value faster.Topics covered:Why healthcare data infrastructure is generally described as "a mess"The difference between transactional data and analytics-ready dataWhat EMR data conversions actually look like step by stepHow mergers and acquisitions create winners and losers in healthcare ITThe difference between data and information and why it matters for AIWhy SaaS can become a data silo problem for larger organizationsThe case for virtual private data centers over fragmented SaaS stacksKeystone's four pillar security approach and why it is baked into every engagementWhy the human element is the weakest link in healthcare cybersecurityWhat the first conversation with Keystone looks like for a health system in transitionYouTube Timeline



