In this episode, we explore the rapidly growing Telehealth industry from three perspectives. A practitioner who made the pivot when the pandemic hit, a consultant helping clinicians to achieve better outcomes, and an innovator championing augmented reality to change the industry.

A look at vote-by-mail options, some of the concerns that come with them, and an interview with Danielle Piscatelli, a ballot processor in Denver, Colorado.

Thoughts on the new normal we find ourselves in and our company's encouraging response.

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It's 2020! Why aren't we paperless yet? Today we examine some of the reasons why, as well as provide you some actionable tips on how to start the journey.

You can find the full IDC white paper referenced in this podcast here: https://www.alarisworld.com/en-be/insights/articles/idc-paper-free-white-paper

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An interview with Nicola Lucas, legal counsel for Kodak Alaris about what data rights, if any, we have, GDPR, and where we go from here.

I look into a colleague’s family history and explore the data nightmare that was early 20th Century immigration at Ellis Island.

"Isle of Hope, Isle of Tears" performed by The Whistlin' Donkeys

An interview with Daryl Heinz from DFHeinz.com and DugTalks.com around the benefits of open source components, the opportunities many companies are missing out on, and reprogramming programmers.

Welcome to Data Dives, from Alaris, a Kodak Alaris Business

Veterans in AI, Daryl's non-profit dedicated to training Veterans on programming best practices can be found at veteransinai.org

An interview with Lisa Haralampus from NARA, The National Archives and Records Administration, around their mandate to drive change to modernize government

Welcome to Data Dives, from Alaris, a Kodak Alaris Business

The documents mentioned in this episode can be found at archives.gov

Today, we feature several entrepreneurs from the post-GDPR economy:

Harrison Mussell of Periculo.co.uk and Mappd.io

Jan Wouter of gdprlawyers.nl

Richard Kranendonk of rent-a-dpo.co and pragmaticprivacy.nl

The episode also features GDPR tribute songs from Mimecast and Johnny Setlist

Today we feature a breakdown of the California Court System's latest attempt to digitize, several years after the cancellation of CCMS, as well as a conversation with County Clerk Mike Jankowski from Wayne County, NY, whose courts have gone digital.

Welcome to Data Dives, from Alaris, a Kodak Alaris Business

Hosted by Erik Oehler