Caryn Seidman-Becker

That's super private to have it come back.

None of that makes sense.

And so creating better and safer experiences in sports stadiums ahead of the World Cup, but certainly around the World Cup, we have this new capability to

Read Your Passport and the eChip.

That's both real ID compliant, which is a little bit of a hubbub out there, both for domestic but for international fans as well.

We want to be welcoming for all the fans who want to come and create safer and easier experiences.

But then after that, I think health care is an extraordinary opportunity both for workforce and for patients to create safer and easier, more compliant, more efficient experiences.

at check-in, at trying to recover your account and get the information on digital health records.

I'd like to say in healthcare that it was professional, it became personal, and my husband was diagnosed with cancer.

Trying to get his health records, you had to go to the fourth floor to get a CD-ROM at Memorial Sloan Kettering.

You then brought the CD-ROM back to your office so you could digitize it so that you could send those scans to other hospitals, whether it be Hopkins in Baltimore,

or in Israel or Japan or Italy.

And it was so incredibly hard.

I thought, this is crazy.

This is his data.

This is our data.

It was so hard to get on the portal if I lost my password.

It's insanity.

And once you've seen it, you can't unsee it.

So I think the opportunity to transform healthcare