Episode Five, “Is AI Revolutionizing Image Management Strategies?” discusses legacy data retention considerations, including state, and federal regulations, spoliation of evidence, local and cloud data storage, and proper management of imaging acquired across the enterprise. Additionally, the importance of viewing historical data as an asset rather than a liability, including factoring data assets into company valuations, amid the growing world of AI, is also discussed.
Vega Imaging Informatics President and CEO, Luke Bideaux, and Director of Global Sales, Al Kappel, discuss the value of legacy or historical data, which is only going to increase as the adoption of AI continues to rise and the expansion of AI in medical imaging continues to grow. The value of legacy or historical data can come in the form of data monetization projects that provide this historical data to the researchers and AI developers, as well as through increased company valuations.
Stream the full episode here: https://youtu.be/QQV8XoHrKbw
For more information about how Vega, under core division Vega Data, can help your organization develop strategies for data retention and/or leverage your data assets for use in AI, schedule a meeting with Director of Global Sales, Al Kappel here: https://calendly.com/alkappel
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