Karl Strohmeyer

Karl currently is Group Vice President of North America Enterprise Sales where he manages channel activity for business customers in the Fortune 1000. He blogs at Beyond Bandwidth, where this post originally appeared.

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Not alone in a crowd: Crowdsourcing for healthcare
By Karl Strohmeyer 02:26 pm July 09, 2013
An interesting trend I’ve noticed developing is the use of crowdsourcing to drive innovations in healthcare and manage the complexities of the industry. I decided to take a closer look when I saw it emerge as a topic at this year’s TEDMED conference.

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