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Denis Gudym
Denis Gudym is a government affairs manager for Intel Corporation in Russia and the Commonwealth of Independent States, a role he has held since 2006. Prior to joining Intel, Denis was the head of...
View ArticleMyths and Misconceptions about EHRs
I am not an expert on Electronic Health Records (EHRs), and I never want to be. Nor do I want most people to be experts on EHRs. For that matter, the vast majority of doctors, nurses, and other...
View ArticleDebates Lead to Provocative Thoughts on Healthcare
I tried really hard not to write this blog entry, to swallow my outrage and stifle my word processor. I chose something pleasant and calming the past few days…picking plums and blackberries on our...
View ArticleMr. President, Time to Put Forth Your Vision (Video)
Dear President Obama: As fear mongering and health reform distortions have stolen the headlines this week, it is clear that very few of us understand what healthcare reform will look and feel like when...
View ArticleQuick Thoughts on Random Things from a Tired Brain
I’ve started about 15 pages of blog comments this week, but can’t seem to finish any of them—or even a thought. So here are a few blurbs and links. Have a great weekend! Read the Bills For Yourself...
View ArticleHealthcare Reform Is Personal For Me
I recently had the chief of staff of a Member of Congress from my own state deny my request to meet with him: “We can’t meet with you because you’re a vendor; you’ve got too many special interests.”...
View ArticleDoctors (and Nurses) Without Borders: Rethinking Licensure
Sometimes emergencies teach us things about how the world should be even in normal times. On August 28th, 2005, a dear friend called me in a panic. He had been rushed to Mississippi as part of an...
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Stephen Harper
Stephen Harper is global director of environment and energy policy for Intel Corporation. In that capacity, Stephen has chaired many high tech industry environmental groups and coalitions. He currently...
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Peter Gibson
Peter Gibson is a wireless standards and regulations manager for Intel Corporation based in the United Kingdom. A member of the Europe, Middle East and Africa communications team for Intel Global...
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Graham MacDonald
Graham MacDonald is the director of the Europe, Middle East and Africa (EMEA) policy team for Intel Global Public Policy, based in the United Kingdom (UK). Graham’s current areas of focus for Intel in...
View ArticleA Serious, Perhaps Dangerous Case of Reform Fatigue
I have avoided writing here about my new healthcare problem because I thought it would be too self-serving, but I don’t feel I can hold this in any longer. I am just really, really tired, overwhelmed,...
View ArticleHealthcare Reform Should Launch Our Next Global “Space Race”
I wasn’t even born until 11 years afterwards, but I grew up fully aware of the launch of Sputnik I in 1957, the dog “Laika” sent up by the USSR the next year, and the whole “space race” between the...
View ArticleEnding the Era of Entitlement Part 1: Patients
This Labor Day, I am on a plane headed back to Washington, D.C., either a glutton for punishment or an eternal optimist about healthcare reform. It’s another week of 40 or 50 meetings on Capitol Hill...
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Dmitry Laryushin
Dmitry Laryushin is a senior software engineer for Intel Corporation based in Russia. Dmitry’s current charter is to achieve optimal regulatory conditions and smooth market entry for Intel’s products...
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Government and Industry Innovate to Grow U.S. Economy
Today, Newsweek and Intel released the findings from a survey on innovation and the economy. The current economic environment makes for a unique opportunity to find out what’s really important to...
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Intel Partners with White House to Advance Math and Science Education
Today, we had the honor of joining President Obama as he announced a national science, technology, engineering and math (STEM) education initiative, called the “Educate to Innovate” campaign. This is...
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Innovation Spurs Job Growth
With the President’s job summit beginning today, folks all around DC are talking about job creation. This was a dominant theme at the Innovation Economy Conference on Monday and Tuesday as well. The...
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Innovation Economy Conference Highlights
This week, Intel along with the Aspen Institute, PBS’ “NewsHour with Jim Lehrer” and Democracy: A Journal of Ideas hosted the Innovation Economy Conference. We have seen a lot of commentary around the...
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Videos: Excellent Discussions from Innovation Economy Conference
We have captured for you the compelling discussions from a day and a half of speeches and panels all focused on innovation. View discussions on education, science, innovation and climate policy, U.S....
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ICT’S Climate Solution Role Highlighted In Copenhagen
Stephen Harper, Intel’s global director for Environment and Energy Policy blogs from Copenhagen for National Journal. The “COP 15″ climate negotiations in Copenhagen is now half completed and the...
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