About Stephanie Trunzo:

Stephanie Trunzo is senior vice president for Oracle Health & Industries. While Stephanie is a tech geek across cloud, AI, and emerging tech, she is also a storyteller committed to usability and design thinking. This is reflected in the mission of Oracle Health: to create a human-centric healthcare experience powered by unified global data. Stephanie helped lead the launch of Oracle Health and was part of the core acquisition team working closely with Cerner, now part of Oracle Health.

Stephanie’s diversely skilled team continues to define Oracle Health’s market presence, broadening the aperture of the traditional health landscape to a much richer and more holistic portfolio. That same holistic, unified model will be the pattern she will apply across other Oracle Industries.

Previously, Stephanie applied her digital and experience disciplines to create and deploy Oracle’s global, value-based approach for multi-cloud, hybrid customer strategies.

Stephanie joined Oracle from IBM, where she was the global head of IBM Cloud Garage, a network of more than one dozen innovation hubs purpose-built to meld industry practices, startup culture, and IBM's expertise. Prior to that, she founded and led her digital transformation startup through a public acquisition of Globant.

Stephanie was affectionately dubbed “the prototype” for the chief digital officer role by the CDO Club. She is an active board advisor, giving back to nonprofits and early startups, including Valeos, Oracle Health Foundation, International Science Reserve, and InsureLife.

Her writing can be found in publications such as Fast Company, Forbes, and HuffPost.

Things You’ll Learn:

Oracle Health's focus is on putting humans at the center of all decisions, with initiatives to streamline patient interactions and provide a more intuitive, seamless patient journey. Oracle is working on solutions to reduce the administrative burden for clinicians, empowering them to focus on care rather than data entry.The industry can facilitate tighter and more impactful collaborations by offering data sharing in an anonymized manner and bringing partners together. This approach ultimately drives innovation.While AI has been present for some time, Oracle Health is now leveraging it to create transformative impacts, which involve improving efficiency, streamlining workflows, and enabling intelligent, patient-focused interactions.Oracle is exploring the potential of large language models and Gen AI for novel disease prediction and personalized medicine.

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