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Network Leader: Dan Corbett
 
Dan Corbett MBA Lessons Learned #3: Team Collaboration Tools I recently completed my MBA at the University of Colorado’s Leeds School of Business and have been looking back at my notes from the effort. While the courses have decidedly improved my knowledge base, perhaps the most important lessons occurred supplementary to the classroom.... http://www.dancorbett.net/2010/08/12/mba-lesson-3-team-collaboration-tools/

90 weeks ago from Business Development, Biotech and Pharmaceutical Professionals and Medical Devices1 more

 
Dan Corbett Tips for MBA Success I recently completed my MBA at the University of Colorado - Boulder and have been looking back at my notes from the effort. While the courses have decidedly improved my knowledge base, perhaps the most important lessons occurred supplementary to the classroom. Post #1: Team Building, Performance, and Leadership http://www.dancorbett.net/2010/07/13/mba-lessons-1-team-building-perform...

91 weeks ago from Biotech and Pharmaceutical Professionals, Graduate Students, Medical Devices, Business Development and Entrepreneurs3 more

Eric Sforza: Interesting post - I completed my MBA in Dec '09. The University actually diversified our teams. Even though I did my degree in the UK, out of the ...MoreInteresting post - I completed my MBA in Dec '09. The University actually diversified our teams. Even though I did my degree in the UK, out of the 91 students, 27 different countries were represented, and only 11 were native english speakers (of which I was only 1 of 3 Americans). Groups were set up to have 1 native english speaker (if possible), 3 students from India (roughly 1/2 the course was from there), and then to fill in the rest with different nationalities and work backgrounds. Definitely brought some unique challenges.

The biggest thing I took away from the MBA though (as well as the other students) was developing a strategic perspective. I know I definitely view the world in a different light, breaking down and handling things better than I did before. It might sound simple from an outsiders perspective, but to be able to understand why certain things happen, and developing effective action plans forward, is probably the greatest tool gained by the MBA process.

91 weeks ago
 
Kara Hey Dan, I work at Cardiocom, which is a telehealth company. We make a system which measures biometric data (BP, weight, O2sat, glucose) and reports symptoms, and then transmits to a server so the data can be viewed by clinicians and home health agency nursing staff. I'm involved in research and development, with a focus on the regulatory aspects. Making sure the design complies with all relevant regulatory requirements. Regards, Kara

100 weeks ago from Medical Devices

Dan Corbett: Hi Kara,

Welcome to the group. Have you noticed an increase in interest from potential customers since the health care bill? I do not know a ...More
Hi Kara,

Welcome to the group. Have you noticed an increase in interest from potential customers since the health care bill? I do not know a lot about the impact on telehealth.

Cheers,
Dan

100 weeks ago
Kara: Dan,
Thank you for the welcome. I think this website has a lot of potential for linking people and fueling great conversation, as demonstrated by ...More
Dan,
Thank you for the welcome. I think this website has a lot of potential for linking people and fueling great conversation, as demonstrated by your reply.
The health care bill has definitely helped increase the interest in telehealth. Some of our customers are health care plans and hospitals. With the new health care bill, hospitals will be penalized for readmissions that occur within a certain amount of time following discharge. If upon discharge, the patient is sent home with one of our devices which monitors vitals, then the care staff can intervene before a problem occurs which would require readmission to the hospital. Customers have been performing their own trials and analyses demonstrating the great financial savings that result. Also, there is much better recovery for the patients.
In what specialty within the medical device industry to you work?
-Kara

99 weeks ago
 
Dan Corbett Hi Everyone, Out of curiosity, what is your experience/interest with medical devices? As for me, I work on new product development for electro-surgical instruments. I am finishing my MBA and plan to transition into a business development or marketing roll (if anyone has thoughts or suggestions on this, I would greatly appreciate them!) Cheers, Dan

128 weeks ago from Medical Devices

 

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