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Jeremy is an executive with over 20 years of IT experience in healthcare and in leadership roles. Currently, he is Consulting CTO at Edge Solutions where he works with enterprise companies to help transform there IT shops. Prior to Edge, he has served as CTO at multiple organizations including Presence Health and UC San Diego Health.
Before joining Nexthink to run the Healthcare Practice, he built and ran the Healthcare Practice at Veeam Software. He has been a part time CTO for hospitals in Philadelphia and the Bay Area advocating platform and functional transformation with emphasis on reducing cost, increasing capability, and reducing complexity, and before that he was Healthcare Strategist and Product Manager for VMware. Jonathan is passionate about delivering value to Healthcare and brings relevant experience serving Healthcare customers, a strong business acumen, and a deep technical background that covers the entire datacenter.
Mark Hagland is Editor-in-Chief of Healthcare Innovation. He has over 31 years’ experience as an editor, writer, and speaker in healthcare. He has covered every aspect of the U.S. healthcare industry, from federal and state healthcare policy, to operational issues across the industry, to quality improvement, to strategic information technology issues. He is the author of two books—Paradox and Imperatives in Health Care (2008), co-authored with Jeffrey C. Bauer, Ph.D.; and Transformative Quality: The Emerging Revolution In Health Care Performance (2009). He joined then-Healthcare Informatics as a Contributing Editor in 2000, and was named Editor-in-Chief in 2010, and helped transition the title of the publication to Healthcare Innovation in 2019, as the publication increasingly focused on the shift from volume to value in the U.S. healthcare delivery system. He has won over a dozen national journalism awards, including the National Institute for Health Care Management’s 1997 national trade magazine award for his investigative report on the challenges facing IPAs (independent practice organizations) in the California healthcare marketplace, for California Medicine. He holds a B.A. from the University of Wisconsin and a master’s degree in journalism from the Medill School of Journalism at Northwestern University.
