Why enterprise architecture has never mattered more for integrated health systems
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Healthcare organizations today face a convergence of pressures that would challenge even the most mature technology enterprises. Artificial intelligence is arriving faster than most health systems can responsibly govern it.
Mergers and acquisitions are accelerating, consolidating institutions with radically different technology stacks, clinical workflows and data cultures. Regulatory and compliance mandates around data security, interoperability and FHIR-based data exchange are reshaping how health systems must think about their information architecture.
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