SXSW Panel: IBM, Johnson & Johnson CEOs say Tech, Medicine Collaboration Offers Huge Upside

By Will Anderson, Austin Business Journal, March 19, 2017   
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Medical students who don’t learn at least some computer coding will be at a serious disadvantage in the future. Such is the nature of the close and deepening ties between the health care sector and the technology world.

That’s according to Ginni Rometty, CEO of International Business Machines Corp. She spoke Monday with Alex Gorsky, CEO of health care conglomerate Johnson & Johnson, in a South by Southwest discussion moderated by Clay Johnston, dean of Dell Medical School at the University of Texas at Austin.

“We are moving toward a world where technology will intersect with every job,” Rometty said.

 IBM Corp. CEO Ginni Rometty, center, flanked by Dell Medical School Dean Clay Johnston, left, and Johnson & Johnson CEO Alex Gorsky at a Monday SXSW panel.

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