Interoperability

“There needs to be interoperability within healthcare, and you've got a handful of folks who, Have a stronghold on the market and which is for better or for worse, but it's creating some challenges to adopt innovation, and to my point earlier, we are at a break…”

“Interoperability continues to be fragmented because each solution vendor is coming out with their own proprietary connection. You've got, you know, we'll, we'll call it the big names, but if you've got a patient monitor and a ventilator, you've got to use this…”

“The buzzword interoperability is one that people throw around a lot in the web three space. And the intention there is what you're describing of people will be able to fluidly move between these worlds. But ultimately I think that this is going to be more of l…”

“If you actually understand how code is created and you understand how capitalism works, the chance of interoperability between these worlds is highly unlikely.”

“You can take some on lower level components back and forth, or high level components, but you're never going to have all of them completely interoperable, because then they wouldn't, well, then they wouldn't be different things.”

“It's tied to you as an individual and what you're trying to say about you and bring it into other spaces, which essentially is what we do as human beings. Like, why do I wear a certain, I know you don't wear caps or hats, but why would you wear a football team…”

“Interoperability is, is, you know, doesn't affect how your compliance works, right? So the fact that you can interact with other ledgers doesn't change how your particular ledger enforces compliance.”

“We think the real challenge and the real interesting technology is going to be in the interoperability between all these systems. And again, not just blockchain, but also central ledgers, because sometimes that's the best solution.”