Tom Braekeleirs
Tom Braekeleirs is a former corporate executive who became an entrepreneur and an innovation leader in digital health. He has over 25 years of experience in the IT industry, working for companies like EDS-AT Kearney, Navision and Microsoft. In 2015, he switched careers to lead the BlueHealth Innovation Center, a not-for-profit that supports digitalization in healthcare and guides health-tech startups. Mid 2023, this organization became part of imec, after which Tom founded Nexxtt.Health.
About
Tom Braekeleirs
Past speaking engagemens
Tom is an advisor, podcaster, speaker, lecturer and columnist on topics such as the future of health, digital technology and entrepreneurship. He has worked with leadership teams around the globe from organizations ranging from a few to a few thousand employees. In 2022, he received the PRoF Award for Innovation for his contribution to advancing digital innovation in healthcare. His personal motto is: “Change the world, or go home!”
Tom Braekeleirs
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The future of Healthcare
Our healthcare systems (across the globe) are undergoing massive changes. Not only the rise of HealthTech but also advancements in business models are forcing healthcare organizations to adapt their ways of working. What’s the case for change in healthcare, how will technology impact the way we organize care and treat patients and most importantly how can you avoid missing out?
The Innovation Mindset
Technology is shaping our future. And the ever increasing pace of innovation is putting businesses in a difficult spot. We’ll focus on what technologies are shaping our future, how others are applying these and how organizations can apply learnings from startups to succeed where others are struggling. In short: what is happening in society, technology and what you can, might or should do about it.
Digital Lessons from an analogue pandemic
Covid-19 took the world by storm and changed our way of working forever. But are we drawing lessons from this pandemic, and if so, which ones? This was the first global event in a digital era. Did we take full advantage of technology, and what digital lessons can organizations draw from an analogue pandemic?
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