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Legacy Data:
Necessary Evil or Added Value?

C-Suite level executives from Keystone Technologies and Pure Storage share their experience and expertise.


In person, or live webinar
June 24th, 8:30am - 12:30pm
(Light breakfast and boxed lunch provided)

Please join us to gather insights from C-Suite Executives from two of the largest health systems in the U.S. with deep experience in Healthcare IT. 



Understanding the problem, requirements and benefits of your legacy data and how to achieve a time and money saving solution.


Learning Objectives

  • Understand the key macro drivers that created the legacy data problem.

  • Understand the implications to an organization with legacy data problems.

  • Gain insights into the core requirements of strategies and solutions in addressing legacy data.

  • Reap the benefits of the money, time and effort spent gathering data over multiple years to achieve positive health outcomes and enhance other population health initiatives. 

  • Learn about industry leading solutions for data and data archiving: recent case study examples.
 
Jeff Bell, Chief Information Officer, and Jon Kimerle, Global Alliance Executive, have faced many of the challenges that you are presented with today and have unique insight in regard to the value of healthcare data and the role of technology in solving complex problems.

Jeff Bell,
Chief Information Officer

Jeff Bell is responsible for strategic IT planning, leadership and execution. Jeff works closely with other Keystone leaders to integrate business and IT strategies and works directly with clients on technology strategy. Over the last 35 years working in health IT, Jeff has consistently shown his strengths in personnel and program management and has proven himself to be a true agent of change. Jeff came to Keystone from Datu Health, where he served as CTO and Senior Vice President of Technology.

Prior to Datu, Bell served with St. Louis-based Mercy Health System for eight years in a variety of roles including CTO, COO of Information Services, and Chief Project Officer in the Project Management Office. While at Mercy, he helped create and execute the Genesys Project, a five-year program that replaced all core clinical and back-office systems. Included in the Genesys Project, Jeff lead the implementation of the Epic EMR for clinicals and patient accounting. Bell also played a pivotal role in upgrading technical infrastructure, people, and processes at Mercy to achieve a 99.9 percent uptime for all major applications; including managing the construction of Mercy’s $66M state of the art data center.
Jon Kimerle,
Global Alliance Executive

Jon Kimerle serves as the Epic Alliance Manager at Pure Storage where he is responsible for managing the relationship with Epic Systems in Verona, WI and contributing on the healthcare solutions team with business development.
 
Jon has 29 years of healthcare leadership experience with the past 20 years in senior healthcare IT leadership roles. His focus has been in taking a more strategic approach to IT and has significant experience in formulating complete, IT-enabled solutions and delivering enterprise-wide transformational projects. Jon led Epic implementations which transformed 20+ hospitals in four states, 3,000 employed physicians practices and 40,000 users. Prior to joining Pure, he served in several senior IT leadership roles including Interim CIO, VP of IT Strategy and Planning, and VP of Clinical Transformation.
 
Jon holds both a BS in Health Administration and a Master of Health Administration (MHA) from the University of Missouri-Columbia. He is also an adjunct professor for a graduate level healthcare IT management at a local University.
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Event Location
The Lodge Des Peres
1050 Des Peres Rd, Des Peres, MO 63131

  • Light breakfast and boxed lunch provided

  • COVID safe environment
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For More Information click email below:

Ann Grana, VP of Business Development

Keystone Technologies
4835 Hwy 109
Eureka, MO 63025
Phone: (314) 621-9500
Fax: (636) 549-3434