Traditional time management techniques are perhaps obsolete because they merely squeeze minutes rather than creating new hours.

By leveraging the concept of Time Compounding and Agentic AI, you can move beyond simple tasks to execute parallel workflows that effectively clone your professional output.

This keynote session provides the tactical roadmap to stop struggling with a scarcity of time and start multiplying your productivity immediately.

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Ron brings nearly 40 years of research experience to the intersection of technology and healthcare. A graduate of Georgia Tech, his background is rooted in institutional analysis, including tenure as a research analyst at Shearson/American Express and a decade at a quantitative RIA. In 2006, he founded the institutional research firm 818 Research LLC, which provides data and healthtech research to investment advisors.

Ron’s expertise in Artificial Intelligence spans 37 years, beginning with programming in AI Prolog at Shearson in his mid-20s. In addition to his research, he is the author of several books on technology and has produced three documentaries.

His insights have been featured by global media outlets including The Wall Street Journal, The New York Times, CNN, CNBC, the BBC, and The Daily Show with Jon Stewart.

Available In January on Apple Books and Amazon

Book cover titled 'Decoding I.T. Terms For Hospital Boards' with the subtitle 'Tech Terms For Trustees,' authored by Ron Galloway, with the phrase 'Clear & to the Point' at the top.
Book cover titled "Clear & To The Point: A Field Guide For Curious Minds" by Ron Galloway, with the subtitle "AI, Clear & To The Point" and mentioning the author as Director of Why Walmart Works.
Book cover titled "Clear & To The Point: Compounding Time with A.I. You, Multiplied" by Ron Galloway.

Everyone is talking about artificial intelligence, but few are explaining how to oversee it.

The existing literature tends to be either abstract theory or vendor-driven hype. What was missing was a clear, structured guide tailored to healthcare organizations. This report attempts to fill that gap.

AI governance may seem nebulous now, even intimidating. But it won’t remain optional.

Be it a clinical decision support tool, a patient-facing chatbot, or a system predicting readmissions, someone will be held accountable for what that tool does. Understanding this space is no longer a luxury. It’s a core duty of modern hospital leadership. Download the first 3 chapters here. Full edited book will be published soon.

Book cover titled "Clear & To The Point" with subtitle "Ethics, Oversight, Compliance, Strategy" and the large text "A.I. Governance For Hospitals" by Ron Galloway.