I'd like to solve the puzzle! The Siemens booth put on a wheel-of-fortune style display of multiple iPads synced together to create a dazzling performance. Each lead collected went to benefit the Stand Up To Cancer (SU2C) program which will be partnering with Ken Burns on a new documentary to be released in 2015.

Epic's booth included a rideable, spring-powered rocking horse. Luckily there are plenty of doctors on hand at HIMSS14 just in case anyone is thrown.

Orchard Software's giant tree was a welcome respite from the flashing lights and monitors that filled the rest of the exhibit hall.

HIMSS Spot, located in Lobby C, provided a comfortable place for attendees to network and connect with the Health IT Social Media (#HITsm) Community.

Integrated digital signage at the Orange County Convention Center delivered the HIMSS message with style. The signs also displayed information about supporting organizations and sponsor messages.

Harkening back to Apple Computer's 1984 super bowl commercial, the Optum booth wowed attendees with its enormous digital display.

Chip Means, digital operations manager at HIMSS Media and coordinator for HIMSS14TV, wields the almighty universal remote allowing him to adjust the picture and sound on all video monitors around the Orange County Convention Center.

Alere's booth in Hall C gave off a trippy, sci-fi vibe while attracting attendees with pina colada and strawberry daiquiris.

Some booths opted for a more plush and relaxing vibe. The KLAS booth in Hall C looked like a great place to curl up and read a book.

Attendess of the HITMen & Women Reception wait for the awards reception to begin at the Healthcare IT News and eMids event on Monday night.