Bio: George Gray, CTO and VP of research & development at Ivenix, has more than three decades of healthcare experience in clinical information systems, clinical analytics and patient monitoring.
Prior to joining Ivenix, George was a senior architect at Philips Healthcare for both the Intellivue Clinical Information Portfolio and Intellivue Information Center. He also founded Envision Solutions Inc., a provider of clinical analytics and data integration solutions. Previous to this, George was the engineering manager for Hewlett Packard’s Systems Integration Organization and held various engineering leadership positions in the development of HP CareVue 9000 Clinical Information System.
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