Arvato Systems is new network partner of Gesundheitsforen Leipzig

Arvato Systems Is New Network Partner of Gesundheitsforen Leipzig

Neue Partnerschaft in der Gesundheitsbranche

Arvato Systems is one of 75 forum partners in the network of Gesundheitsforen Leipzig, an organization that brings together approximately 15,000 contacts from the healthcare industry

Leipzig-based industry network promotes interdisciplinary knowledge transfer and innovation in the field of healthcare

G tersloh - Arvato Systems, a central player in the operation and development of German telematics infrastructure (TI) in the healthcare industry, is a new member of Gesundheitsforen Leipzig.

Gesundheitsforen Leipzig is a leading knowledge service provider for the healthcare industry and views itself as a neutral network comprising the most important players in healthcare. One central element of this network is its 40 annual member events that promote interdisciplinary knowledge transfer, such as an expert symposium on the subject of innovation through digitalization and a day-long event focusing on digital media. Gesundheitsforen Leipzig's user groups are its most important network; as part of these user groups, Arvato Systems hopes to enter into dialog with health insurers and other TI players as a specialist for telematics infrastructure. These permanent working groups meet twice per year.

Gesundheitsforen Leipzig presents Arvato Systems with another opportunity for cross-sector dialog, explains Jan Wemmel, Head of E-Health at Arvato Systems. The events and user groups organized by Gesundheitsforen Leipzig are well established; they give experts the chance to engage in a good-faith debate about the most important issues facing the healthcare industry in the future. We are very much looking forward to contributing to the direction of the discourse at these events on the best way to digitalize the healthcare industry.

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