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Understanding cognitive services and how they can help healthcare

John Barto, healthcare evangelist at Microsoft, outlines the early wins systems are seeing by incorporating cognitive computing platforms into their IT stacks.
By HIMSS TV
July 06, 2018
02:58 PM
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