Judy Faulkner

And she supervised the fix.

The Tesla people realized that was not a good thing to do, and they did react quite appropriately.

I try not to.

It's time consuming.

You can mess up and just be embarrassed by what you do.

So therefore, it's a little bit nerve-wracking because you don't know if you're going to mess up or not.

And also, consider I'm a techie, math and computer science.

Techies, by their nature, are usually introverted.

So I'd rather crawl under the table than be interviewed in most situations.

But sometimes it's fun.

When the people are fun, then it's fun.

Usually people understand if we say we do electronic health records for doctors.

We enable it so they can communicate one to another.

So if you leave Massachusetts, where you went to University of Massachusetts for your care, and you come here and you go to University of Wisconsin, they'll share your record, assuming you've approved of that, and they'll share the critical clinical information to make sure you're safe.

Well, we run an IT shop here.

We have about 15,000 people here and in 16 countries.

And they're working hard on creating the software that helps take care of patients in all different ways.

We've had MyChart out for 25 years now, I think.

But people don't know that Epic does MyChart.

Even people in Madison, Wisconsin, someone was telling me just the other day, they were talking to somebody who uses MyChart and had no idea Epic made it.