Millions of Faxes (ft. Kesava Dinakaran)
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So if you were to work with an organization, what are some measurable changes that they might expect?
Lumini helps large health systems move their operational overload and operational manual workflows to computers and AI. I encourage, I guess, everybody at Lumini to be unbelievably sort of vulnerable. It's not obviously common in a professional workplace, but it helps everybody see the person as a whole human being. And that just builds an unbelievable amount of trust and trust builds companies.
Welcome to Digital Voices, where healthcare and life science leaders explore the real work behind transformation. This podcast is about people, leadership, and the conversations that move healthcare forward. Now your host, Ed Marks.
Welcome to another edition of Digital Voices, another awesome guest. This is such a treat for me, as much as it is for you, my audience, because I'm always learning and love to meet these incredible leaders that are really doing some disruptive things in the industry that we need so bad. And so today I have the CEO from Lumini and it's Keshav. So Keshav, welcome to Digital Voices.
Thank you so much for having me, Ed. Very, very excited to be here.
This will be a lot of fun because what you're doing is, I think, something that's terribly needed in healthcare. And we haven't had too much disruption. We need a lot more. And the technology that you're bringing to bear, I think, is one of those things that's really going to bring big changes about. But before we get there... Uh, we met just recently in the past year and we were both at the same conference and I actually recognize you. And I told you this, I, I recognize you from, uh, from vibe. And I recognize like, wow, that guy has great hair. And, uh, and then also I was in this conference and you walked in and I was like, oh my gosh, I recognize that. I recognize him. So I came up and introduced myself to you.
And from there we just became, uh, friends. And I was like, man, I just want to have you on our podcast. So I know you've listened to some before. You know, the very most important question we ask as much as we're into healthcare disruption is what songs are on your playlist? What kind of music do you like to listen to?
You know, I'm extremely basic. I have not very much sophisticated taste, to be very honest. Most of my music, funnily enough, is some combination of pop songs that are translated to violin mixes. um so actually at my wedding we you know took dj goddess falling and changed it into a violin uh version and then uh that was the first dance um uh and and so it's it's it's a way for me to sort of while i'm working uh not be distracted by the lyrics but but still um you know enjoy enjoy pop and so most of most of what i listen to funnily enough is is all uh you know, pop all the way from, you know, Taylor Swift to, you know, Indian pop music.
Yeah, that's cool. What about life message or mantra? Are there words that kind of guide you or words that you live by?
The thing that, you know, has, I guess, kept me going today and has brought me here in the first place and in the end of the day, like deeply energizes me is at the end of the day, like persistence is... what is key. And so, you know, at the end of the day, like it doesn't matter how much you've been punched. It doesn't matter how much success you've had. Keeping on, you know, taking one step after another is what will, you know, get you at the end of the day to your pursuit and destiny. And so, yeah, I'm a big, big fan of realizing at the end of the day, like repeated, consistent, persistent pursuit is what leads to, you know, success.
Yeah, I like that. And I had the feeling that that theme might reappear later on in our conversation. Shava, tell us about yourself. Like, who are you? What's your story? Tell us about where did you grow up?
Most of my extended family, my grandparents and generations, we were all coconut farmers for several generations. Then my parents moved up to Chennai, which is the city in South India. Most of my life, I grew up there.
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