Smart Hospital: AI, Cloud and the Edge

Bradd Busick is the SVP and CIO of MultiCare Health System. Previously as the CTO of MultiCare Health System, Bradd was responsible for technology development systems, processes, overall software, and solution design at the company. Bradd has also held high-profile roles at MacDonald-Miller and the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation, among others. A Business Transformation 150 award winner and TED Speaker, he earned a bachelor’s degree in political science and business administration from Pacific Lutheran University. Bradd also earned his MBA in technology and Innovation Management from Pacific Lutheran University.

As senior vice president, and chief Sales and Marketing officer, Satrajit Misra is responsible for overseeing sales and marketing and is responsible for the performance, strategy, and alignment of the booking and revenue growth and development of the U.S. market. Prior to this position, Misra has served as vice president, Marketing, and senior director, CT Business Unit, increasing sales and launching new products including the award-winning Aquilion™ ONE ViSION. Before joining Canon Medical Systems USA, Misra served as senior director and head of product marketing for Nuclear Medicine at Philips Healthcare and was a medical systems director of Business Management at Siemens. With over 25 Years of industry Experience in Multi-modality Medical Imaging & Informatics solutions, Misra holds degrees in applied physics and electrical engineering from the University of Calcutta in India and has attended the School of Business and Economic Studies at the University of Leeds in the United Kingdom.

Atif Chaughtai brings 20+ years experience in information technology with a focus on Healthcare and Life Sciences. At Red Hat, Chaughtai oversees the healthcare vertical solutions, ensuring both industry business needs and emerging requirements align to the Red Hat portfolio. He is an active participant on various Healthcare and Life Sciences standards committees. Prior to joining Red Hat, Chaughtai held positions in healthcare IT as Chief Technologist and Healthcare Ecosystem Executive, including running P&L for a global software organization. At the National Institutes of Health (NIH), Chaughtai served as an Enterprise Architect. His work at NIH included streamlining grants management and clinical research programs while ensuring HIPAA compliance. He was recognized multiple times for his contribution to the NIH’s mission. Chaughtai has two patents for his work in information delivery in low latency and low bandwidth environments.