Description:
AHRMM Webinar: Drive Better Patient Care Through Dynamic Distribution | July 25 at 12pm CST
Members & Non-Members: FREE
Overview:
This session breaks down how health care providers like Baptist Health and UPMC and healthcare distributors including Henry Schein, Medline and Owens and Minor, harness the power of technology to drive CQO alignment - utilizing machine learning and AI - to build the dynamic warehouse.
The impacts go well beyond the DC to enhance care delivery including, product accuracy, flexibility to more dynamically prioritize orders, increased speed to fulfillment to network locations, and decreased need for worker training.
Learning Objectives:
By attending this session, the learner will be able to:
- Recognize the benefits of the latest DC technology in improving supply and pharmaceutical access.
- Learn how optimization software enhances network agility, reduces deliveries, and saves transportation costs.
- Understand how Machine Learning and AI improve fulfillment speed, prevent stock-outs, and ensure complete orders.
Speaker(s):
Scott Mullins - Lucas Systems, Chief Technology Officer and SVP of Customer Engagement
Scott Mullins leads several cross-functional teams including, engineering, operations and support, with a focus on R&D, continuous improvement, scalability and new product development.
With more than 30 years in technology leadership across several supply chain and healthcare organizations in both start up and established
environments, Scott has excelled in developing strategic plans for implementation and operation of client services, product development and commercialization, quality assurance and training. He has extensive technical and executive experience in software development, technical infrastructure, capacity planning, project and storage management, cloud architecture, master data management, agile methodologies, and business process improvement.
His track record of operational excellence includes serving as Chief Technology Officer at Annexus Health where he built the product and technology function for the healthcare technology start up, growing the team from 4 to 62 members. He also spearheaded the development of data-driven value-based caresolutions for healthcare supply chain leader Pensiamo as Vice President of
Technology and led with software development at group purchasing organization Intalere.
Scott is a graduate of the University of Pittsburgh earning a Bachelor of Science degree in Information Science.
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