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Janice Reese

Digital Transformation | Strategic Partnerships | Interoperability | CxO Trust Advisory Board Member | 405d Ambassador | HSCC Cybersecurity Working Group |WiCyS TN & WiCyS BISO Leadership | Speaker | Board Member

Janice Reese is a seasoned professional in the health IT management field, who excels in strategic leadership and innovative solutions.

With experience as a connector and sales leader at Network PDF Cloud, Janice has a strong background in aligning cloud-based solutions with healthcare requirements for quality and security.

She strives to merge digital transformation with business objectives, creating a cohesive environment where technology enhances healthcare efficiency and patient outcomes.

Janice Reese holds a BS in Marketing Education from the University of Tennessee, Knoxville, and has a diverse professional background in cybersecurity, business development, and leadership roles.

Throughout her career, Janice has showcased a knack for surpassing sales targets, building C-suite relationships, and driving organizational success.

Her past roles include Senior Consultant at Point-of-Care Partners, President at WiCyS BISO Affiliate, and various leadership positions in organizations like WiCyS Tennessee Affiliate, NETWORK PDF CLOUD, SoftServe, Serenus.AI, Butler/Till, Health2047 Inc., and Clearwater Compliance LLC, among others.

Highlights

Aug 29 · linkedin

Christina Farr & Chris Ellis share exciting insights on: Where they see opportunities at the intersection of fin-tech and health-tech and why it matters.

"The stakes are higher than ever. Healthcare was just 4% of US GDP in 1960. It grew to roughly 20% in 2020. At this rate, healthcare could reach 44% – nearly half – of all American spending by the end of the century. Aspiring builders would do well to look at American healthcare spending both as a target-rich environment for innovation, but also as a societal responsibility we share to prevent our system from devolving into a dystopia for our children’s children."

https://lnkd.in/e3p6_Jzs?

Aug 28 · linkedin

NIST releases a new draft of digital identity proofing guidelines. Among the changes is a new identity-proofing option that doesn’t use biometrics like facial recognition. NIST has a new draft of a long-awaited update to its digital identity guidelines. The standards, published Wednesday, contain “foundational process and technical requirements” for digital identity, Ryan Galluzzo, the digital identity program lead for National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST)’s Applied Cybersecurity Division, told Nextgov/FCW. That means verifying that someone is who they say they are online.

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Nashville Metropolitan Area