Pete McCabe

In fact, what the switchboard does is allows you to connect, control, and apply flows of data into an institution and out of an institution.

And you think that sounds very, very simple, but that's in essence what we do.

And now you take it to the next level.

You say, hey, how do you drive to ubiquity?

how do you get this switchboard in every health institution?

And now you can help enable the connection, the control, and the compliance of data flow in and out of every institution.

And then through this tokenization technology we talked about a minute ago, you can start to link that data.

And that's when you start to unleash big data in health care.

Yeah, I think this idea of neutrality is important.

And what we're very, very clear at DataVan, not from a commercial standpoint, from a solving for the health data ecosystem, is that we're neutral.

We don't sell data and we don't do analytics.

we create data liquidity in a ubiquitous privacy centric, neutral way with all the data stewardship controlled to the sources.

And most companies we look at,

all want to creep into the analytics side for the obvious reasons or all want to sell data for the obvious reasons.

But what that does is it creates more fragmentation because now you have these competitive, yeah, I've got my data and you've got my data and your data and we're not going to share because we're competitors.

And you sub-optimize the potential of data across the system.

So we're very, very specific, if you will, and purposeful

about this idea of neutrality.

If there was some magic pixie, if I were king of the world and I had some magic pixie dust, I'd regulate this thing.

We spent $4 trillion as a country.