Powering Finance in Health Care WITH Intelligent Automation

HEALTH being an important word at this hour of time, it becomes mandatory on our part to create safe environment for ourselves and people around us. With the experience of the health stakeholders in preparing response and mitigating the different health disasters like AIDS, Tuberculosis, COVID 19, Dengue, Malaria, and more, we can conclude that RISK PROTECTION is very crucial. So, whether it is digitization of health records, health insurance, patients testing, immunization or medicines we must be prepared for everything for ensuring safety and secure treatments. Financial Risk Protection is the key to overcome hardships in Health sector.

INTELLIGENT AUTOMATION makes it easier! Automation can just be the cure to address health care challenges like optimizing the supply chain, managing massive volumes of patient-related data, enhancing patient experience, ensuring data security, managing system integration, communication, & data sharing, etc. Automation is set to drive as much as 50% of financial processes in just the next few years. Technologies such as Robotic Process Automation (RPA) and Artificial Intelligence (AI), Business Process Automation (BPA), Cognitive automation and more can give end-to-end process transformation— from closing the books with tighter data governance and process controls, to handling invoicing, accounts receivable, general ledger reconciliation, tax reporting, and cash account reconciliation.

Discussion Points

  1. Intelligent Automation in Healthcare
  2. Transforming Healthcare: Bringing market-disrupting Innovations to Health Finance
  3. Co-creating innovative solutions for global challenges in healthcare
  4. Bringing automation in Healthcare Finance: IoT, AI, Cloud, and Big Data
  5. Disruption with Automation – Potential benefits and value-added
  6. Secure future and Secure higher accuracy and efficiency by streamlining financial operations in healthcare
  7. Transforming Accounting with RPA and Cognitive Automation
  8. DIGITAL HEALTH: Strengthened with Intelligent Automation

Speakers

Kiran Anandampillai
Core Volunteer Health Care, iSPIRT and Advisor Technology to National Health Authority

Dr. Om Manchanda
Managing Director,
Dr Lal Path Labs

Sumeet Pathak
Digital Workforce Evangelist
IMEA Automation Anywhere

Dr. Jagannath

Chief Financial Officer and Director,
Columbia Asia Hospital Private Limited

Priyanka Aggarwal

Managing Director & Partner, Healthcare Practice, BCG India

 

Dr. Neeta Verma

Director General, National Informatics Centre,
Ministry of Electronics & IT, Govt. of India

Agenda

15.00 – 15.10 Registration and Welcoming by ET Edge
15.10 – 15.15

Opening Address by

Sumeet Pathak, Digital Workforce Evangelist – IMEA Automation Anywhere

15.15 – 16:00

 

Panel Discussion

Moderator: Priyanka Aggarwal, Managing Director & Partner, BCG

  1. Kiran Anandampillai, Core Volunteer Health Care, iSPIRT and Advisor Technology to National Health Authority
  2. Dr. Om Manchanda, Managing Director, Dr Lal Path Labs
  3. Sumeet Pathak, Digital Workforce Evangelist – IMEA Automation Anywhere
  4. Dr. Neeta Verma, Director General, National Informatics Centre, Ministry of Electronics & IT, Govt. of India
  5. Jagannath Ms, Chief Financial Officer and Director, Columbia Asia Hospital Private Limited
16:00-16:10 Q/A and Vote of Thanks
Kiran Anandampillai is currently the Advisor -Technology for India’s ambitious Ayushman Bharath program that provides free health cover of Rs 5 lakhs to 500 million people below the poverty line. He is a telecom engineer by training and spent 16 years in a corporate career andwas a founding member of OnMobile, where he helped build it to become a public company. He has worked as Volunteer – Technology at UIDAI which manages the world’s largest biometric based unique id program. He now dedicates his time to driving impact in healthcare. He started Drishti in 2012, a social impact organization that delivers eye care across a district up to the village level. Drishti currently manages 10 eye care centres across rural Karnataka, India. He is also a Core Volunteer at iSPIRT foundation where he works towards building public digital goods in healthcare for India.

 

Kiran Anandampillai is currently the Advisor -Technology for India’s ambitious Ayushman Bharath program that provides free health cover of Rs 5 lakhs to 500 million people below the poverty line. He is a telecom engineer by training and spent 16 years in a corporate career andwas a founding member of OnMobile, where he helped build it to become a public company. He has worked as Volunteer – Technology at UIDAI which manages the world’s largest biometric based unique id program. He now dedicates his time to driving impact in healthcare. He started Drishti in 2012, a social impact organization that delivers eye care across a district up to the village level. Drishti currently manages 10 eye care centres across rural Karnataka, India. He is also a Core Volunteer at iSPIRT foundation where he works towards building public digital goods in healthcare for India.

 

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Om Manchanda is the Chief Executive Officer of Dr Lal PathLabs Ltd. In 1990, Om joined Unilever Group Companies (now Hindustan Unilever) as a management trainee. He worked for HUL for nearly 10 years in various positions.

In Nov. ’99, he moved on to Monsanto India Limited as their National Marketing Manager and thereafter as their National Sales Manager. Early 2003, He joined Ranbaxy Laboratory Limited in their Global Consumer Healthcare Division before joining Dr Lal Pathlabs in October 2005.

He has successfully led the transformation of Dr Lal PathLabs in nearly 15 years from a small business to a professionally run listed company.

He has done MBA from I IM Ahmedabad and has around 30 years of work experience.

He has recently won the prestigious “EY Entrepreneur of the Year” award for 2019 in the Healthcare and Life Sciences category.

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Sumeet Pathak is an IT professional with in depth experience in Banking and Finance vertical. He has more than 18 years of experience in top tier regional and global banking institutions. An early adopter and now avowed evangelist of Software Automation, Sumeet has been at forefront of Automation strategy and execution in finance industry. Sumeet has built Automation CoE from scratch and led automation for global banks.
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Priyanka is a Managing Director & Partner based in the Delhi office of BCG. She has 20 years of consulting experience and serves clients in Healthcare sector. She also leads Women@BCG across Asia-Pacific, and is passionate about topic of diversity in leadership.

 

Across her consulting career, Priyanka has served clients across the healthcare spectrum – pharmaceutical companies, hospitals and medtech companies – on topics ranging from business strategy, operations transformation, procurement, sales and marketing and organisational effectiveness. Within industrial goods – she focuses on supply chain and data-driven analytics based performance improvement opportunities.

 

Priyanka has worked across multiple geographies including India, US and SE Asia. She is known for her passion for client impact, pushing the performance trajectory of her clients – and challenging the status-quo.

 

She is the author many publications  BCG Perspectives publication “Power to the Patient”, BCG-Mint collaboration on “Health Systems Leapfrogging in India: A need and a possibility. She is a regular speaker at Healthcare conferences and is a member of NATHEALTH. She was selected as one of Corporate India’s fastest rising women Leaders by Economic Times- Spencer Stuart in 2016.

 

Priyanka graduated from IIM Ahmedabad in 2000 as a Gold Medalist, and completed her B.E. in Electronics & Communication from Delhi University (also a University Gold Medalist).

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Dr. Neeta Verma is the Director General of National Informatics Centre, a Premier Science and Technology organization of the Government of India. With a career spanning over three and a half decades, she has been instrumental in implementing high impact digital initiatives across the country. In her current role as DG-NIC, she is spearheading the development of digital platforms for various initiatives of the Government of India under the ‘Digital India Program’.

She has been an active proponent of leading citizen engagement through technology led government initiatives at various levels of governance. She was instrumental in setting up of the technology platform for MyGov, which is a citizen engagement and crowd sourcing platform engaging over one crore citizens. It was under her leadership that NIC launched open data platform to release government data in open for public good.

Under her leadership, NIC also established National Data Centers at various locations in the country and later on launched the first National Cloud for Government in 2014 to provide state-of-the-art ICT Infrastructure to Government Departments for delivery of citizen services.

At NIC, she has led the establishment of one of its kinds Centres of Excellence in Blockchain, Application Security, Artificial Intelligence, and Data Analytics. She has also played a key role in setting up of NIC CERT (Cyber emergency response team) in 2017. In 2019, She was featured amongst the top 55 inspiring women around the world who have showcased the prowess of technology in government sector.

Under her guidance, NIC has developed various citizen centric platforms such as eHospital which has helped connect patients, doctors and hospitals on a single digital platform. In the current COVID-19 crisis, she is working closely with various national institutions such as Indian Council of Medical Research (ICMR), Ministry of Health and Family Welfare (MoHFW), National Centre for Disease Control (NCDC) to extend necessary technical advice and support.

She was also the member of the Advisory committee for National Digital Health Blueprint (NDHB), which is a national initiative of the Ministry of Health and Family Welfare (MohFW), Government of India, focused on creation of a common platform and providing the right ecosystem for integration of the existing disparate health information systems which have existed in silos.

She holds a Ph.D. from Indian Institute of Technology, Delhi. Her areas of research interests include applications of emerging technologies in Governance, Cyber Security, Data Centers, etc. Apart from publishing her research in national and international journals, she has also co-authored books on importance of technology in governance.

She has been regularly invited at various national and international conferences and forums to provide thought leadership around technology in e-Governance.

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