Dr. Jake Taylor Jacobs

It is two hands actually shaking and working together.

That's the OR and that's SPD.

If they can work together and be on the same system,

that where both transparency is seen and they realize that they're both on the same team, much like a NASCAR team.

When you think about NASCAR, it's a beautiful experience when you actually look at the functionality of the actual workflow.

You have the driver, the driver's like the surgeon.

That driver is the star.

Everybody knows, but guess what?

The driver without a car that is functional, without a pit crew that is fast and that's on point will not be the greatest driver of all time.

All things have to work collectively together.

You can have an amazing driver, but if the car is crappy,

The pit crew is crappy.

It doesn't matter how good the driver is.

The driver will still won't succeed.

If the driver is good and a pit crew is good, but the garage is bad, the people that's actually getting the car ready to be on the lanes so that it can actually start on the track.

OK, if that if the garage is tore up, then it doesn't matter how great the how fast the pit crew is and how smart the pit crew is and how on par they are with the with the with the driver.

It still doesn't work.

That's the same comparison as the surgeon with the O.R.

The O.R.

is the pit crew.