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IT modernization and application rationalization: a practical path to resilience
Reducing unnecessary costs, improving efficiency, and strengthening resilience against future risks starts with an honest look at the application portfolio you already own.
Written byChristopher Rogowski
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Christopher Rogowski
Partner, Strategic Advisory
Chris brings executive leadership in healthcare operations, strategy, and health IT to Pivot Point. Previously, Chris held senior leadership roles at Clearsense, Nanthealth/iSirona, and Wellstack, as well as at prominent northeast health systems. He holds a bachelor’s degree from Drexel University’s LeBow College of Business and an MBA in Finance from Widener University.
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