Five companies behind November 12. Here is what each of them does, and why they are in the room.
Island gives organizations last-mile control over how people and AI agents access sensitive systems and data, directly where work happens. For health systems that means enabling secure access to clinical and business applications, including Epic, from managed or unmanaged devices without forcing every user through VDI, VPNs, or a corporate-issued laptop.
A story and strategy studio. They help AI, tech and healthcare companies explain what they do. They start with strategy, finding the story, then making it in the format that lands: film, animation, podcast, or a deck that wins the room. CES, SXSW and this Summit are all their work.
One of the largest healthcare practices of any law firm in the country, with dedicated Healthcare, Life Sciences and Digital Health teams. They are the people founders call when a product has to meet regulation, and the people health systems call when a deal has to close.
Green Room Technologies supports medical device, digital health and life sciences innovators around the world as they navigate the path to market. Their flagship platform, the Lone Star Launch Padâ„¢, is a gateway for international health technology companies exploring entry into the U.S. healthcare market through Texas.
The bioskills and medical innovation platform where the world’s leading device companies prove their technology, and the surgeons who use it become masters of it. Built by physicians, to the highest standard in medicine. On November 12 they are handing us the whole facility, from breakfast through to the mixer.